Hi everyone and welcome back to that UFO podcast. My name is Andy and this is my review of the Age of Disclosure documentary. Yes, it's finally here. It's finally released. And of course, spoiler alert, folks. I'm not going to be reading through word for word everything that is said in this documentary. But I am going to give you my thoughts on some of the key callouts that I think

are important. I'm going to go through some of the background to the documentary. I'll talk through

some of the big moments in the documentary. I'll give my initial thoughts afterwards. Bearing mind,

I've only just watched the documentary, like many of you, in the last 24 hours. It came out on

Friday the 21st of November on Amazon Prime. It's available to

buy and is also now available to rent. Folks in the UK to buy it was like £18 and £19,

round about $27, $28. It's available to rent now for about £15, which is about $20.

So price point I've discussed at length before.

It's out there now.

If you want to watch it, you can.

I would always encourage folks, if possible, to support people who make this type of content.

It took up to three years, I think Dan Fara has said across various interviews to put this together. And I think that's also

something worth remembering as you watch it. This isn't a documentary set in 2025. It's been

released in 2025, but we're never going to know for sure unless Dan Fara comes out and says it.

But this documentary was filmed over the course of three years and a lot has changed in that

time, including the people. What I'm going to do is touch on who is in a documentary for those

unsure. I'm going to read through the callouts, like I say. It's still the opening weekend of the

documentary. It's had a limited cinema release across a few states, I believe Washington, New York

and Los Angeles. If you've attended one of those, some of you have been in touch, please drop me a message and let me know how that was. I'd love to speak to you around that. But yeah, what I'll do is I'll do this review. Again, spoilers if you don't want to hear things that are in the documentary. And then in the coming days, you're going to hear a follow-up show where I'll cover some of the media review, potentially with a guest, looking at the media reviews, the David Grush interview, looking at the Dan Farrett appearance on Joe Rogan. Just Today, Need to Know, has released an episode, Richard Dolan and Bryce Zabel, of course. They co-authored a book together, folks. Big fan of both, and they've shared their thoughts. A lot of this stuff I haven't had the chance to either watch or fully digest yet. I've watched the documentary. It's been a busy weekend. I had a hell of a busy day on Friday when it came out. So yeah, I did manage to watch it, but let's dig into it. So like I say, folks, this film was formally showcased back at South by

Southwest Film Festival in March of this year. So eight months ago, this film was shown to the

public in a limited screening at that festival, which is used to pitch various movies, documentaries

and whatnot to distributors and such. people thought it was going to come out

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