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Crash Site (2025)
An object crash lands in the wilderness and hikers, Max and Ben recover it before the authorities can. Max's growing obsession with the mysterious device leads this strange and solitary man to the point of self sacrifice, certain that he's made a profound discovery and possibly first contact with an alien race.
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An object crash lands in the wilderness and hikers, Max and Ben recover it before the authorities can. Max's growing obsession with the mysterious device leads this strange and solitary man to the point of self sacrifice, certain that he's made a profound discovery and possibly first contact with an alien race.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Thriller
Written By:Miles Brandman
In Theaters:7/17/2025
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Runtime:14 minutes
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