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Magellan 2017

★ 5.073 votes103 min📅 2017-02-12

"The universe knew we were coming."

In *Magellan (2017)*, director Rob York crafts a gripping thriller that blends science fiction with a haunting mystery, set against the vast expanse of space.

Director: Rob York

Cast

Brandon Ray Olive
Brandon Ray Olive
Commander Roger Nelson
K. Danor Gerald
K. Danor Gerald
Becker
D.L. Walker
D.L. Walker
Secretary Stewart
Matthew Mercer
Matthew Mercer
A.I. Ferdinand (voice)
Nicola Posener
Nicola Posener
A.I. Neil (voice)
Whitney Palmer
Whitney Palmer
Abigail Nelson
Jim Horning
Jim Horning
Navigation Engineer (voice)
Demetrius Daniels
John
Davey Morrison
Davey Morrison
Matthew
Priscilla Poland

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Magellan (2017) about?

Astronaut Roger Nelson embarks on a high-stakes solo mission aboard the Magellan spacecraft to investigate three mysterious signals detected in our solar system. What he discovers challenges everything he—and humanity—knows about the cosmos.

Who directed Magellan?

Rob York directed the film, delivering a sci-fi thriller that balances tension with atmospheric storytelling.

Who stars in Magellan?

The film features Brandon Ray Olive, K. Danor Gerald, D.L. Walker, Matthew Mercer, and Nicola Posener in key roles.

Is Magellan (2017) worth watching?

If you enjoy slow-burn sci-fi thrillers with a mystery at their core, *Magellan (2017)* is worth a watch. Its tight pacing, moody atmosphere, and thought-provoking premise make it a standout in the genre, even without a widely known cast or director.

How long is Magellan?

The runtime for Magellan (2017) is 103 minutes.

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About Magellan (2017) — A Thriller That Blends Space Mystery and Sci-Fi Suspense

In *Magellan (2017)*, director Rob York crafts a gripping thriller that blends science fiction with a haunting mystery, set against the vast expanse of space. The film follows astronaut Roger Nelson on a perilous solo mission aboard the Magellan spacecraft, where he's sent by NASA to investigate three unexplained signals detected within our solar system. What begins as a routine deep-space exploration quickly spirals into a suspenseful odyssey, as Nelson uncovers clues that suggest the signals may not be of human origin. The eerie solitude of space, combined with York's atmospheric direction, creates a tense and immersive experience that lingers long after the credits roll.

As the story unfolds, the boundaries between scientific curiosity and existential dread blur, with the film's moody visuals and tight pacing keeping viewers on edge. *Magellan (2017)* is a slow-burn thriller that thrives on its mystery, leaving audiences to question what—and who—could be behind the signals. With standout performances from the cast and a premise that feels both timely and timeless, it's a sci-fi gem that challenges perceptions of exploration and the unknown.