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An astronomer becomes obsessed with searching the cosmos for signs of life beyond Earth which leads to a shocking discovery.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Drama, Romance
Written By:Akash Sherman, James Ewasiuk
In Theaters:10/28/2018
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Runtime:106 minutes
Studio:Serendipity Point Films, Canada Media Fund | Fonds des médias du Canada, CBC, Ontario Media Development Corporation, Super Écran, The Movie Network, Téléfilm Canada
Cast
Akash Sherman
Director
Patrick J. Adams
Isaac Bruno
Troian Bellisario
Clara
Kristen Hager
Rebecca
Ennis Esmer
Charlie Durant
R.H. Thomson
Dr. John Rickman
Jennifer Dale
Astrophysics Department Head
Will Bowes
Kiefer
Dwight Ireland
CalTech Assistant
Tanner Zipchen
Bar Patron
Genelle Williams
Maya
Tal Zimerman
Lead Technician
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