Updated 10 April 2020
This web page is the directory for the event, and all the files, including the analysis and images of the unidentified moving targets presented by Mark Carlotto can be found in this folder.
https://www.lunascan.com/Endymion/

Dr. Mark Carlotto:
The fact that these objects are so clearly resolvable in the video immediately suggested that they are quite large. As it turns out they are enormous. A measurement of U1 as it flies over Endymion is between 5 and 15 miles in length and roughly 1 to 3 miles in width. The other two objects appear to be about the same size.

Fran Ridge:
The Lunascan Project received the video clip as an attachment from an unnamed source on April 5.  I sought out the original  URL with Google and was able to find it.
Jean-Michel Tenac uploaded the file to YouTube (on April 4th ?) and stated:  "Not my Video. Owner states: 'I regularly film the moon by day, at time of the first and last crescent. I think hidden activity has to be visible on the Moon, it is at that moment the population does not observe it because the first and last crescent makes it more discreet.' The filmer wishes to remain anonymous."

My comments:
1) The location mentioned on the video clip is Montreal, France, and not Canada.
2) I was able to identify the large asteroid basin in the background and the double impact craters shown in the video, the primary one being Endymion in Rukl Section 7.
3) I had mixed emotions when I saw the original YouTube video the first time. My doubts, or serious skepticism, began when I saw the CGI (Computer Generated Imaging) version which was (I thought) equally impressive, but is a known fabrication. It was also a "red flag" in that the person who did the CGI may be the same person.
4) What bothers me the most about this video is that, IF IT IS REAL, the Lunascan Project conducted over twenty years of intense scanning, with 95 missions, and would have been elated to announce the video capturing of unknowns coming around the back side and over a known lunar feature for measuring purposes.
5) This is NOT a final report or final analysis on the Endymion event. Releasing this directory is only the beginning of yet another controversy, I'm sure. Mark Carlotto's analysis is thorough, and yet cautionary.

The above VMA (Virtual Moon Atlas) computer check was conducted to verify the date given and shows the relatively correct image and proof that the event involved the NE lunar limb. Given the event took place in France the crescent shown here may be off slightly, France being ten hours ahead of us in the United States in the midwest. However, advancing the date to March 27th at 4:00 PM gives a much better match. It has been found that persons reporting UFOs early in the morning sometimes confuse the midnight hour change and the therefore the actual date, but this was in the afternoon.