Three amateur astronomers are perplexed when the newest member of their team intercepts radio signals of seemingly impossible origin.Three amateur astronomers are perplexed when the newest member of their team intercepts radio signals of seemingly impossible origin.Three amateur astronomers are perplexed when the newest member of their team intercepts radio signals of seemingly impossible origin.
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- TriviaCosmos had no funding or budget - all equipment was either owned prior to filming or borrowed, all locations were lent and all cast and crew worked on the project without a fee.
- GoofsWhat are astronomers doing in the middle of the woods? Any good skywatcher would be looking for a clear, preferably treeless hill or mountain on which to set up a telescope.
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Roy Kennedy: I figure there's two types of scientist Mike; those that look down at Earth trying to figure out what's going on here, and then there are those who look up to space searching for the answers out there. But they're both really looking for the same thing: Who are we? What are we? What does all this mean?
- Crazy creditsPrior to the end credits: "FOR DAD" appears. This is a tribute to the directors' Dad: "Our Dad was supposed to work alongside us on the camera/lighting but we sadly lost him a month before we started shooting in September 2015" - the official Splice Community page.
- SoundtracksUncle Rat
Performed by Charles Fulton, Recorded by S. R. Cowell, 1939
W.P.A. California Folk Music Project Collection.
American Folklife Center, Library of Congress
Featured review
3 astronomers go out to study the stars in the middle of nowhere at night. Suddenly they start picking up a strange signal.
If you were going to make Close Encounters and you had no money, this is how you'd do it. Most of the film is set in the woods at night and in the Volvo where they keep their equipment. Hard to believe how exciting this film becomes and how much tension can be generated through 3 guys tapping away at screens and discussing what might be out there. The film even manages to generate a palm sweaty last 10 minutes and a quite impressive climax given the zero budget. An impressive and intelligent sci-fi adventure.
If you were going to make Close Encounters and you had no money, this is how you'd do it. Most of the film is set in the woods at night and in the Volvo where they keep their equipment. Hard to believe how exciting this film becomes and how much tension can be generated through 3 guys tapping away at screens and discussing what might be out there. The film even manages to generate a palm sweaty last 10 minutes and a quite impressive climax given the zero budget. An impressive and intelligent sci-fi adventure.
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- $7,000 (estimated)
- Runtime2 hours 8 minutes
- Aspect ratio
- 2.35 : 1
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