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The Saint Antoine (2025)

After a long journey, the Saint Antoine ship arrives at the International Space Station, but something is wrong. No response from the crew, the last transmission sent from the ship was an emergency signal from 8 hours ago, after which the ship was put on autopilot to reach their destination. Their mission was to transport a mysterious cargo
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After a long journey, the Saint Antoine ship arrives at the International Space Station, but something is wrong. No response from the crew, the last transmission sent from the ship was an emergency signal from 8 hours ago, after which the ship was put on autopilot to reach their destination. Their mission was to transport a mysterious cargo

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Genre:Horror, Science Fiction
Directed By:David Masson
Written By:Marie Valls, Evelyn Mars, Alvaro Lantero
In Theaters:10/24/2025
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Runtime:14 minutes
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