Dan Farah

And I think it makes a lot of people...

discount the other stuff.

And so I think my, ultimately, obviously you saw the film, ultimately where I came out on it was to have the film cover the base facts of the high level situation and not get into that, which would be sort of like the next bridge for the audience to get on.

It could be in a follow-up film, it could be in a spinoff, it could be in something else I do, but

there's just already, the base facts are already, is already so extraordinary, you know?

And such a departure from people's everyday life that I felt that was enough, you know?

And I actually had, in one cut of the movie,

I did have a little like three or four minute scene that touched on, it wasn't abductions, but touched on the personal experiences some of the US government officials had

at their homes after investigating this so one of the wild things i learned was that as people involved in investigating this for the government looked into non-human intelligent life it seems non-human intelligent life started looking into them

The analogy that they used to wrap their head around what's happening is they would say, look, if Russia sends a spy to DC to spy on members of our Congress, our intelligence community spies on the Russian spy.

Like we look into them because they're looking at us.

And so these intelligence officials just sort of like applied that.

logic to what was happening to them.

They started looking into non-human intelligent life in UAP for the government, and all of a sudden they were having activity at their houses.

Orbs in their homes, in front of their wives.

In some cases, crafts, like straight up UFOs within eyesight of their homes.

That's covered in a lot of my interviews.

And I ended up putting it into like a three or four minute scene in an early cut of the movie.

And when I did test screenings, small test screenings with trusted friends, time and time again, at the end when I would say, I would ask general questions like, you know, did it change your perspective on all this?

The ideas you had going into watching the movie, are they the same after watching the movie?