Article by Germain Lussier January 30, 2020 (gizmodo.com.au)
• The Phenomenon is a new documentary film (see 2:21 minute trailer below) that covers over 70 years of UFO history. Directed by James Fox, narrated by Peter Coyote, and distributed by 1091 Media (formerly ‘the Orchard’), it uses “never-before-seen archival footage” and interviews with major government officials to reveal the shocking ‘hidden history’” of UFOs and the unavoidable conclusion: ‘We are not alone.’ The Phenomenon will be in theatres this September.
• Said Fox in a press release, “Our team has assembled the most compelling testimony and evidence from around the world that will lead even the most ardent skeptics to the inescapable conclusion that we are not alone.” “[W]e’re potentially dealing with a form of consciousness that shares our world and impacts our lives in powerful ways.”
• Will The Phenomenon make people question their own beliefs? Maybe not. But it should at least point the conversation about aliens in new directions. But to be honest, even if Fox interviewed an actual alien for the entire run-time, some people still wouldn’t be convinced.
If aliens exist, eventually we’ll know about it. How will we find out? What will they want? These are the kinds of questions that spark our imaginations every single day. Could the revelation possibly come in the form of a documentary? If the language being used to promote The Phenomenon is right,
maybe it will.
Directed by James Fox and narrated by Peter Coyote, The Phenomenon is a new documentary that covers over 70 years of UFO history. It uses “never-before-seen archival footage” and interviews with major government officials (such as former Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and former White House Chief of Staff John Podesta) to tell a story, it claims, that “opens by proving there is a shocking ‘hidden history’” of UFOs, and ends with “an unsettling, unavoidable conclusion: ‘We are not alone.’”
Bold claims to be sure—and, to be fair, we haven’t seen the movie yet. But based on the possibility alone, Gizmodo is excited to exclusively debut the trailer.
“Twenty-five years into investigating unidentified aerial phenomena, I’m faced with the unavoidable fact they’re real, they’re global, and we’re potentially dealing with a form of consciousness that shares our world and impacts our lives in powerful ways,” Fox said in a press release. “Our team has assembled the most compelling testimony and evidence from around the world that will lead even the most ardent sceptics to the inescapable conclusion that we are not alone.”
2:21 minute trailer for “The Phenomenon” movie (‘1091’ YouTube)
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