Luigi Vendittelli

We were a film... We were half a film.

Not even half a film.

We were a quarter of a film when we completed...

the Papoose Lake geometry, but we hadn't done the Papoose Mountain Range.

So... But you decided we're gonna make a movie?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I had decided at that point... Well, that's when I spoke to Bob Lazar, and I said, Bob, how about we turn this into a documentary about what happened to you at S4?

Because when we would bring the cameras inside the scene, it was just too perfect.

It looked too good?

And I thought...

my God, I think I could bring people back here.

You know, it started to really dawn on me, like, this is really good.

And I'm like, but it wouldn't be of any use to people if I explain it.

I kept saying, you know, who's going to want to listen to me?

Oh, you know, I made it like this.

Nobody cares about me.

I said, if Bob explains this story, I think that's going to go a long way.

In fact, I said, this is no longer, in my opinion—

created for entertainment, this is almost created as a historical document.

Because if I have the guy who saw it, and he's correcting me, and we have a visual historical document, that's actually interesting.