Close Encounters of the Fifth Kind: Contact Has Begun (2020)
Close Encounters of the Fifth Kind: Contact Has Begun
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Referring directly to Steven Spielberg's classic film, 'Close Encounters of the Third Kind', the documentary 'Close Encounters of the Fifth Kind: Contact Has Begun' explores deep details of ufology from Steven Greer's point of view. Just like the classic TV shows about UFO sightings, with grainy images and home videos of these massive ships in the sky, there are conspiracy theories and opinions of those who believe in aliens as something concrete. In this way, it is a movie that can work in two ways. On the one hand, ufologists and people who believe in the existence of extraterrestrials will find an in-depth material from the perspective of a man who says he has had contact with aliens. On the other hand, skeptical people will have a good experience understanding how ufology encounters work and how their participants think. It is an experience, then, similar to 'Behind the Curve' about the flat Earth. Supporters will be delighted with the content. Skeptics will have fun. And in the end, director Michael Mazzola will have fulfilled his mission of conveying the message of ufology to all kinds of audiences.
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'Close Encounters of the Fifth Kind' is a feature documentary presented by Dr. Steven Greer, the global authority on extraterrestrials who created the worldwide disclosure movement and routinely briefs presidents and heads of state on the ET phenomenon.
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