I'll Believe You

In a sleepy Midwestern town where the night air hums with static and whispered theories, Dale Sweeney runs an AM radio program devoted to the strange and unexplained. His audience—late‑night commuters, UFO enthusiasts, and the town’s occasional oddball—tunes in for a blend of earnest speculation and low‑key humor. The show’s quirky format keeps it alive, but the looming threat of cancellation makes each broadcast feel like a fragile lifeline, a small stage for a voice that thrives on curiosity.

One ordinary evening, a frantic, indecipherable call pierces the usual chatter, sending a ripple of bewilderment through Dale’s late‑hour routine. The mysterious transmission catches the attention not only of his listeners but also of a pair of federal agents who arrive with quiet urgency, hinting that the town’s usual oddities may be brushing against something bigger. Intrigued and uneasy, Dale finds himself drawn into a maze of conjecture, his natural skepticism tempered by a growing belief that the unknown may be closer than anyone imagined.

The film balances a warm, off‑beat comedy with an undercurrent of adventure, letting the humor of small‑town camaraderie shine against the backdrop of an unsettled mystery. As the town’s residents rally around the radio waves, the story explores themes of belief, community, and the magnetic pull of the unexplained. Its tone is both whimsical and earnest, inviting the audience to wonder along with Dale while savoring the delightful interplay between ordinary lives and the tantalizing possibility of something extraordinary just beyond the static.

Last Updated: August 10, 2025 at 09:31