A film about UAPs/ UFOs billed as a doc that plays like a thriller with huge jeopardy for all involved. Here's how to watch 'Sleeping Dog' from anywhere ...

Sleeping Dog, a new documentary from director Michael Lazovsky, explores the UFO/UAP community through the eyes of journalist and filmmaker Jeremy Corbell.

A new documentary claims the US government has hidden evidence of UFOs and alien life for decades, with insiders alleging a secret programme operated beyond congressional oversight.

The decades-long mystery surrounding strange, unknown objects spotted throughout the skies has long remained under classification and shielded from the American public. However, the shroud of secrecy ...

Former US Director of National Intelligence James Clapper confirms UAP activity over Area 51, challenging long-standing public narratives and sparking renewed interest in UFO investigations.

The film will also get awards-qualifying theatrical screenings in Los Angeles, New York and Washington, D.C. By James Hibberd Writer-at-Large A buzzy UFO documentary has landed distribution. The Age ...

As a defining moment in the escalating effort for full disclosure on UAPs, a bipartisan group of high level officials and civilians will convene on the steps of the U.S. Capitol on Tuesday, June 9 @ 1 ...

Steven Spielberg's Disclosure Dayis still a few weeks away, but if you’ve been watching the news lately, the events it ...

A new UFO film titled 'Sleeping Dog' is making waves across the global UFO community after its creators claimed it contains stronger evidence than recent Pentagon releases of unidentified anomalous ...

The Pentagon released its first tranche of declassified "UFO files" on Friday (May 8), responding to a directive that President Trump issued in February. The new release consists of 161 files, most of ...

The Pentagon recently released over 160 files related to Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP), spanning from the 1940s to the current decade, including reports from Apollo missions and recent military ...

The film director describes Brian Binnie as a “highly trained observer” capable of accurately assessing aerial activity.