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The Age of Disclosure (2025)

109 min · documentary film

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A collection of government officials and ufologists claim that alien intelligence has been hidden from the public for decades.

The story

The Age of Disclosure is a documentary that features interviews with a wide range of participants, including ufologists and former and current U.S. government officials from the military, intelligence community, and Congress. These individuals assert that alien intelligence is present on Earth and has been subject to a decades-long government cover-up. The film explores the concept of 'disclosure'—the moment when governments would reveal withheld information about extraterrestrial life. By highlighting these testimonies, the film delves into claims regarding recovered alien materials, secret programs, and the institutional secrecy surrounding the topic.

Full plot (contains spoilers)

The film features interviews with former and present U.S. elected, military, and intelligence officials, ufologists, and fringe scientists who claim the U.S. government has known about and been retrieving alien technology since 1947. Luis Elizondo narrates the film, detailing his role in the Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program (AATIP) and alleging the existence of a 'Legacy Program' that has concealed extraterrestrial evidence for over 80 years. Other figures, such as Jay Stratton, compare the race to reverse-engineer alien technology to the Manhattan Project. The film includes testimony from high-ranking officials like Marco Rubio, and various members of Congress and the military. Specific segments feature military pilots who have encountered UFOs, as well as experts discussing the potential biological effects of these encounters. The narrative builds on the 'disclosure' concept, which refers to a hypothetical future where the government finally admits to the existence of extraterrestrial life.

First release year
2025
Runtime (minutes)
109
Production countries
United States
Original languages
English
Directors
Dan Farah
Cast and characters
Luis Elizondo · narrator
Genres
documentary; conspiracist
Themes
government cover-up; extraterrestrial life; conspiracy theories
Tone and mood
serious; provocative
Premise and plot tags
UFOs; conspiracy; government secrets
Reception
The film received mixed reviews from critics, with some praising its production values while others criticized its lack of physical evidence and reliance on testimony. It became the highest-grossing documentary on Amazon Prime Video.
Reported review scores
popcorn meter · score: 93% · review count: 500; Metacritic · score: 45 · scale: 100
Production trivia
The film was produced in secrecy over three years.; It was the highest-grossing documentary on Amazon Prime Video.; Dan Farah previously produced Ready Player One.

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