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A new documentary about aliens hangs between revelation and speculation

Even after Dan Farah's documentary, we remain where we have always been - cataloguing mysteries and arguing over possibilities about extraterrestrial life

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In an era where every minor mishap is filmed in high definition grainy UFO videos have lost their sting. But those with decades of top-level security clearances are considerably harder to dismiss. (Image: Freepik)

Kumar Abishek

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The Age of Disclosure arrives during a period of acute public interest in unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAPs), met by predictably cautious official pronouncements. Director Dan Farah, steeped in the cinematic mythology of E.T. and The X-Files from his growing up years in the ’80s and ’90s, presents his documentary not as conspiratorial froth but as a compilation of testimony from insiders who suggest the United States has quietly accumulated decades of information, and potentially material, suggesting non-human intelligence.
 
Mr Farah has stacked his cast with serious operators. The documentary pulls in 34 contributors, a
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