The Signal

Sunday November 15 7PM
$5 or by Donation
Running time: 1hr43

The Signal is an independent psychological horror film written and directed by David Bruckner, Dan Bush, Jacob Gentry and produced by Alexander A. Motlagh—four filmmakers who have been collaborating since 1999 in Atlanta, Georgia. The movie was completed for the 2007 Sundance Film Festival on a budget of only $50,000 and shot over the course of 13 days.

The Signal is a science fiction horror film told in three parts in which all telecommunication devices broadcast only a mysterious transmission ("the signal") turning people insane. The film is broken up into three "transmissions" (chapters) each of which had different directors during shooting. Each part manifests elements of one of the following genres: pure horror, black comedy, and thriller-love story.

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