Sitting on the Moon

About This Movie

Sitting on the Moon is this charming little gem from 1936 that captures the essence of the era's music scene in a uniquely light-hearted way. The film weaves together comedy and drama as it follows a successful songwriter entangled with a struggling singer, both navigating their careers while grappling with romantic tensions. There's a certain warmth to the performances; they felt genuine, and the dialogue has a playful quality that adds to its overall appeal. The pacing is steady, allowing the audience to savor the moments, and there’s a nice blend of musical numbers that feel organic rather than forced. It’s these small touches that make it distinctive in the vast landscape of 30s cinema.

Sitting on the Moon seems to have slipped under the radar for many collectors, which only adds to its allure. The film has seen limited releases over the years, making original prints somewhat scarce. Interest has been growing recently among enthusiasts of 30s cinema and musical storytelling, which might make it a worthwhile find if you're digging through catalogs or vintage shops. If you come across it, you might just have a little treasure in your hands.