Dan Farah

I mean, it's bonkers to think about.

All of the intelligence officials who actually investigated this for the government, like the people involved in OSAP and AATIP and UAP Task Force, they all started having activity at their homes when they were investigating non-human intelligent life.

Orbs in their houses, orbs interacting with their family, causing medical issues for family members, family members ending up in the hospital due to orb activity.

One of the senior intelligence officials that I spoke to, and I'll let him tell his own story when he's ready, but his son got extremely impacted by an orb.

black and blue over his whole body had to go to the hospital looked like someone took a bat to his chest I didn't include this in the film this section because I feel like when you get into the stuff happening in people's houses I think it's a bridge too far for a lot of people and you gotta like set the table with the base facts first which is what my film does and then they can open their minds to these other things but

What I found really interesting is when I would do these interviews with people and they would all talk about this activity they started having at their houses that in some cases caused medical issues.

It was all after they started looking into non-human intelligent life.

And their takeaway was that non-human intelligent life was looking into them because they were looking into non-human intelligent life.

And they made the analogy of if a Russian spy comes to D.C.

to spy on Congress, our intelligence community spies on the Russian spy.

And so that was their outlook.

And I thought that was fascinating.

it's really interesting.

And, uh,

almost implies like a human level of thinking, you know?

Yeah, maybe.

Yeah.

And I've heard about this orb activity in intelligence officials' houses more times than I can remember, countless times.

The journey of this movie, I not only got to know a lot of these intelligence officials very well, but, like, went and spent time with their wives, with their kids, with them together.

And when you see, like, a wife completing a husband's sentence, like, they're telling you what they experienced together, it's bonkers, man.