Moon Hoax Documentary Films
- What Happened on the Moon?, David Percy/Aulis.com, 2000; Run time: 222 minutes.
- A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Moon, January 18, 2001; Run time: 47 minutes
- Astronauts Gone Wild, June 14, 2004; Run time: 53 minutes
- Apollo 11 Monkey Business, December 9, 2004; Run time: 108 minutes
- Apollo 11 Post-Flight Press Conference, December 9, 2004; Run time: 83 minutes
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