Scene for scene, the movie is a vigorous and diverting ride. Yet coming after the mountains of real UAP footage we’ve seen, "Disclosure Day" never gives you the contact high of awe that "Close

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The legendary director says he's still waiting for his own alien encounter.

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Anthony Mennella shares bizarre alien encounters that viewers will not believe actually happened.