The French mockumentary Dark Side of the Moon was made by director William Karel in 2002. Made with the cooperation of Kubrick's surviving relatives, his brother-in-law Jan Harlan and his widow Christianne Kubrick, the film suggests Kubrick faked the moon-landing at the behest of the Nixon administration.

All the stock footage with Henry Kissinger and Donald Rumsfeld is obviously taken out of context, and the presence of interviewees named after Kubrick characters (Jack Torrence, Dave Bowman) is a giveaway that the film is a put-on.

Despite this giveaways, conspiracy lovers cite the comical patchwork as a validating reference. Here it is: