
The Vast of Night (2019) on Netflix
PG-1320191h 31mDramaMysterySci-FiThriller
In 1950s New Mexico, disc jockey Everett and switchboard operator Fay Crocker work a late shift. A strange signal cuts into Everett's radio program, and a caller reports a large object overhead.
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- IMDb6.7/1051,179 votes
- Rotten Tomatoes93%
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Plot summary
In the 1950s town of Cayuga, New Mexico, a high-school basketball game occupies the evening. Everett, a teenage disc jockey, is on the air at radio station WOTW, while his friend Fay Crocker starts her shift at the town switchboard. Earlier, the two tried out her new tape recorder, and Everett walked her to work. Listening in from the switchboard, Fay hears an unexplained signal break into Everett's broadcast. A woman phones to describe a large object hanging over her property, her voice fading under static. Fay passes word to Everett, who asks his listeners to call the station with anything they know about the signal.
Cast
Sierra McCormickas Fay Crocker
Jake Horowitzas Everett
Bruce Davisas Billy (voice)
Gail Cronaueras Mabel Blanche
Cheyenne Bartonas Bertsie
Mark Banikas Gerald
Gregory Peytonas Benny Wade
Adam Dietrichas Rodkey Oliver
Mallorie Rodakas Susan Oliver
Mollie Milliganas Marjorie Seward
Ingrid Feaseas Gretchen Hankins
Brandon Stewartas Sam
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about The Vast of Night (2019)
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- Director Andrew Patterson financed The Vast of Night himself with money he earned producing commercials and shorts for the Oklahoma City Thunder and other clients, then shot the film in three to four weeks for $700,000.
- To get the 1950s period details right, the crew paid $20,000 to remove the three-point line from the basketball court in the gym where they shot, and found functional switchboards of the era.
- The film's story of a strange signal in 1950s New Mexico is loosely based on two real cases: the Kecksburg UFO incident and the Foss Lake disappearances.























