New film "Disclosure Day" investigates 79 years of UFO secrets

A new blockbuster film "Disclosure Day" examines alleged US government cover-ups of UFO phenomena. The film's roots are connected to Steven Spielberg's 1977 cult classic, which touched on society's fear of truth being concealed.

A new highly anticipated blockbuster, "Disclosure Day," targets nearly eight decades of alleged suppression of the truth about UFO phenomena. The film draws on public mistrust of US government transparency on a matter that has captivated the attention of millions of people worldwide.

To understand the film's background, one must look back to 1977, when Steven Spielberg directed a cult classic that touched exactly the right nerve – people's fear that authorities were hiding important information about mysterious flying objects. This work is the spiritual predecessor of today's film and helps explain why the subject remains relevant today.

"Disclosure Day" promises viewers a deeper look into this long and controversial story, where on one side stand government institutions and on the other those demanding complete transparency. The film's creators believe public interest in the UFO topic has never been greater than it is now, especially considering the public hearings held in the US Congress on the subject in recent years.