The Backward Astronomer
A privileged, young man falls in love with a wealthy woman and together they lead reckless lives of opulence in New York City. That is, until he finds something better-a doorway leading directly to the surface of the moon.
Jake Nelson
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| Director | Jake Nelson |
|---|---|
| Country | USA |
| Language | English |
| Subtitles | None |
Director's Bio
Jake was born in rural Southern Oregon, studied film in Los Angeles, worked in New York City for 10 years, and now lives in London.
He’s currently developing a feature length script written by his grandmother Dorinda Clifton, a dancer featured in numerous Hollywood classics, including Singing in the Rain (1952).
In between personal creative projects, Jake works as a visual effects artist in advertising, TV, and film. His credits include Oceans 8, The Grand Budapest Hotel, Beyoncé, and Billions.
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