The Age of Disclosure Reveals the Hidden Space Race to Reverse-Engineer UFOs

      Dan Farah, the director of The Age of Disclosure, asserts that aliens are not only real but also that the U.S. government has concealed their existence for eighty years with the intention of reverse-engineering their technology for the advancement of humanity—primarily benefiting the U.S. government itself.

      Present a theory about what truly occurred in Roswell, New Mexico, in 1947, and Farah readily shares details.

      “Several intelligence officials I spoke with provided on-the-record accounts regarding the crash at Roswell, and how the technology—along with the recovered materials from the craft and the non-human bodies discovered at the site—was transported to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Ohio, where the Army Air Corps had their top reverse engineers at the time,” Farah explains. His film has set records on Prime Video and was even screened for members of Congress last month, showing its credibility in political discussions.

      Dan Farah maintains a calm demeanor, likely due to his awareness of the skepticism surrounding serious inquiries into UAPs—known as Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena, formerly referred to as UFOs.

      He mentions that he approached The Age of Disclosure with caution and emphasizes in interviews that he relies on the accounts of his interviewees rather than promoting his own theories. You can catch our complete interview with him either here or above.

      Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand with Age of Disclosure director Dan Farah – Credit: Photo by Vincent Wrenn / Farah Films

      “I aimed to create a serious, credible documentary while steering clear of sensationalism. I didn’t want to sensationalize anything,” he states. “I’ve watched every documentary and read every book on this subject. I always hoped someone would produce a credible documentary that exclusively interviewed individuals with direct knowledge stemming from their work with the U.S. government.”

      Farah developed an interest in the concept of non-intelligent extraterrestrial life during his childhood, influenced by Steven Spielberg's films like Close Encounters of the Third Kind and E.T. He later became a film producer and collaborated with Spielberg on Ready Player One in 2018. While observing the master at work, he began to contemplate directing his own film and recalled his aspiration to create a serious UAP documentary.

      “I realized that if I were ever to direct something like this, it should be that documentary I wished existed, and I would strive to create the film that I personally wanted to see,” he notes. “My mission was to produce a highly credible, serious, and non-sensational documentary that only featured individuals with credible knowledge from their work with the U.S. government.”

      The Age of Disclosure is not your typical basic cable UFO documentary filled with cliched re-enactments and obscured voices of interviewees. Instead, it contains 34 on-the-record interviews with identifiable current and former government officials, including prominent figures from the military and intelligence sectors, as well as several elected officials.

      One of the most recognizable interviewees is Marco Rubio, a Republican Florida senator who served as the vice chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee when Farah interviewed him. He later became Secretary of State and acting National Security Advisor in the second Trump Administration.

      In the documentary, he candidly discusses the importance of understanding UAP technology before U.S. adversaries do, claiming it to be a national security issue: “If their approach is driven by science and a desire to match what they think is ours, we’ll wake up one day and find, ‘I don’t know how they got there, but they got there before us, and now we’re in trouble,’” Rubio states in the film.

      The Age of Disclosure also features interviews with a cross-party lineup of lawmakers, including Democratic Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand of New York, Democratic Rep. André Carson of Indiana, and Republican Sen. Mike Rounds of South Dakota, all advocating for more transparency regarding UAPs.

      The White House and State Department did not respond immediately to requests for comments on The Age of Disclosure.

      The Age of Disclosure and the ‘Tic Tac’ UAP

      Director Dan Farah, left, with U.S. Rep André Carson (D-Indiana) – Credit: Photo by Vincent Wrenn / Farah Films

      Farah argues that one of the mysteries the U.S. urgently needs to address is that of the so-called “Tic Tac” UFO, which was observed from the U.S.S. Nimitz off the coast of San Diego on November 14, 2004.

      The film includes an account from retired U.S. Navy fighter pilot Cmdr. David Fravor, who claims he was on board the Nimitz, a nuclear aircraft carrier, during that extraordinary day.

      “I was the most senior person in the squadron flying. I had launched off the Nimitz for an air defense exercise off the coast of San Diego and ended up pursuing a UAP known as the Tic Tac UAP. It was about 40 feet long