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Signal One (2026)
A computer scientist is invited by a tech billionaire to join his private facility on a Caribbean island to investigate extraterrestrial matter on Earth. When they make contact beyond our world, chaos erupts as we’re left to wonder: do they come in peace?
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A computer scientist is invited by a tech billionaire to join his private facility on a Caribbean island to investigate extraterrestrial matter on Earth. When they make contact beyond our world, chaos erupts as we’re left to wonder: do they come in peace?
Rating:R
Genre:Mystery, Science Fiction
Written By:Jonathan Sobol
In Theaters:6/5/2026
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Runtime:112 minutes
Studio:Darius Films, Productivity Media, MPX Films
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