After years largely unavailable to stream, cult found-footage sci-fi thriller LUNOPOLIS returns September 4th, 2026, exclusively on FOUND TV.
Written and directed by Matthew Avant, LUNOPOLIS follows two documentary filmmakers whose investigation into a mysterious artifact leads them into a conspiracy involving time travel, alternate histories, a secret civilization on the moon and the mysterious Church of Lunology.
Originally released more than 15 years ago, the film built a loyal following through its festival run, home video release and time on Netflix. Since then, it has continued to be recommended and discussed by found-footage fans despite being difficult to find online.
Long before the Mandela Effect became part of mainstream internet culture, LUNOPOLIS was already playing with a similar idea:
What if reality has been changed, and only some of us remember what came before?
Made on an ultra-low budget with a true independent spirit, the film mixes documentary realism, conspiracy theories and ambitious science-fiction ideas into a strange and immersive mystery.
“LUNOPOLIS is exactly the type of film we love bringing to FOUND TV,” said Louie La Vella, co-founder of FOUND TV. “Fans have continued talking about it even while it was difficult to find, so we’re excited to bring it back for the fans and introduce it to a new audience.”
LUNOPOLIS returns to streaming September 4th, 2026, exclusively on FOUND TV.
ABOUT LUNOPOLIS
Written and directed by Matthew Avant. The film premiered at the Boston Science Fiction Film Festival and combines moon conspiracies, time travel, secret societies and alternate realities in a mock-documentary format.
ABOUT FOUND TV
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