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Signal

2018Akira Uchikata,Kosuke Suzuki
IMDb: 7.0/10
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"A Call from the Past, the Call for the Future"

Two detectives communicate through a walkie-talkie to solve a cold case. One detective exists in the present day, and the other detective exists 15 years in the past.

CrimeDramaMysteryGame-ShowReality-TV
DetectiveKidnappingInvestigationRemakeSerial KillerSignalChanging The Past Or FutureProceduralTime-manipulationPolice Profiling

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What is Signal (2018) about?

Two detectives communicate through a walkie-talkie to solve a cold case. One detective exists in the present day, and the other detective exists 15 years in the past.

Who stars in Signal?

Signal stars Kentaro Sakaguchi (Kento Saegusa), Kazuki Kitamura (Takeshi Ooyama), Michiko Kichise (Misaki Sakurai), Yuichi Kimura (Tsutomu Yamada), Tetsuhiro Ikeda (Shinya Kojima). The series was created by Akira Uchikata.

Is Signal worth watching?

Signal holds an IMDb rating of 7.0/10. Fans of Crime, Drama, Mystery are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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