Duncan Jones looks back on his sci-fi classic <em>Moon</em> starring Sam Rockwell, 10 years later

Read at your own risk!Blame the Kubrickian timelessness of writer-director Duncan Jones‘ much-loved science fiction film and directorial debut Moon, but even its creator finds it hard to believe the movie was released 10 years ago. To mark the film’s anniversary, Moon is being released July 16 on 4K Ultra HD.“I think all of us who worked on the film were both shocked and delighted that the film has maintained the life it has,” says Jones. It was really about using a lot of old techniques that films from the late ‘70s and ‘80s did, of reusing and finding ways to use stuff that was kind of cheap for us to manufacture, rather than trying to come up with anything bespoke.How difficult was it to shoot those scenes where you have one actor but ultimately there will be two characters on screen? That’s when Sony Classics got involved and basically said, “We think this film deserves a theatrical release.” If it hadn’t been for the guys at Sony Classics, the film would have probably just disappeared onto DVD.Sci-fi fans really do love Moon.