Mike decides to go to the Moon as a stowaway.

Upon hearing the news, Carson hires a saboteur to stop the mission. The female President of the United States orders NASA to plan another space flight to the Moon to beat Carson. Next, Carson plans to fly to the Moon and destroy the only concrete evidence: the American flag planted by the Apollo 11 astronauts. To bolster his claim, Carson promotes the false rumor that the original Moon landing was faked in a studio. Texan billionaire Richard Carson III wants to claim ownership of the Moon in order to mine its vast resources of Helium-3. His grandfather Frank lives his days estranged from the family after missing out on his big chance to fly to the Moon with the Apollo 11 mission. Twelve-year-old Mike Goldwing is the son and grandson of NASA astronauts. Though released first in Spain, Capture the Flag was animated to the English voice cast first and dubbed into Spanish and Catalan in post-production. The film won Best Animated Film at the 2016 Goya Awards. The American setting had polarizing reception while the animation, action scenes, voice acting, music score, and themes were generally praised. The film received some mixed reviews from few American critics and was well-received by most Spanish critics. The film takes place in the present alternate times of the year 2015, and the storyline is about Mike Goldwing, a 12-year-old surfer who embarks on a journey with his friends to disrupt a billionaire's plan to destroy the American flag planted on the Moon. It was the first Spanish animated film to be released worldwide. Produced by 4 Cats Pictures and animated by Lightbox Entertainment, the film was distributed worldwide by Paramount Pictures. Capture the Flag (also known as Atrapa la Bandera in Spanish) is a 2015 Spanish computer-animated science-fiction adventure comedy film directed by Enrique Gato and written by Patxi Amezcua.

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