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James Fox did it again with another incredible UFO documentary. He takes the audience on the journey with him to find the answers regarding the Varginha Brazil 1996 UFO incident. He speaks to credible witnesses that stated they were involved with the incident. He speaks to people on the streets and listens to their thoughts. And he documents all the twists and turns that are involved in any investigation. One of the aspects that I loved about this documentary is that he brought the interviews from 1996 when witnesses were interviewed by the Brazilian media and John Lear, and brings it in with the new interviews that he conducts with some of the same witnesses. This isn't a documentary to sell you to believe the story, this is a documentary that is laying down all the information that was found and to allow the viewers to come up with their own conclusions on what they think really happened in 1996. Fantastic film overall.

This is a very well constructed documentary. If you don't know anything about this case, I recommend you to search for some news before watching it ( there's a documentary made by Marco Antonio Petit where you can see all the authorities worried about the incident but still trying to hide the facts of what the citizens saw those days). Only people who already heard about this history knows that it's a joke all around the country (not because there isn't facts, but because Varginha is a very small city and everyone thinks that a "creature" would not appear there). Fox show us several facts and witnesses clearly shocked by what occurred. If you didn't like it you probably don't understand how our country works, and how our people is really emotional and although we are a poor country, we don't need your attention, we don't want money. We just want to share with the world the events and why we are so impacted by them. There are several people who is trying to forget what they saw until today, and making fun about it don't help at all. It is serious, and it really happened.

First of all there are many witness reports from ordinary humble people that gives this an authentic feel to the documentary. In 1996 an alien spacecraft crashes in the area. Three girls stand within 8 feet of a small alien creature that was seen cowering and afraid. What's interesting is the Alien does not make a telepathic connection with the girls. In the 1994 Ruwa UFO incident in Africa the Alien made a telepathic connection with the children. The physical description of the aiien was also slightly different which makes me think that there are different types of Aliens visiting Earth. The solider who carried a sick alien to the hospital had a terrible reaction to his immune system and died a few weeks later. Could this be why Aliens don't make physical contact? The alien itself seems less physically impressive than a human being. If anything we appear to be physically superior in many ways. The doctor who performed X rays on the alien gives testimony. We have a solder give confidential testimony on seeing the alien in the hospital. The alien was next sent to a military base. An air traffic controller confirms an American military plane flew into the military base under a covert operation. The plane stayed only moments to collect the alien then flys away. Everything happens very quickly and within 1 - 2 days of the crash the Americans have seized control of this creature. We finally meet the main witness from back in 1996 who is too afraid to give testimony and threatens to shoot the film crew. If you want the truth here it is.

James Fox sets the benchmark for communicating on this topic with the way that he works like a dog to find the key witnesses and put them front of the camera, and then just lets them have their say. The witnesses are numerous and diverse, and together plot out in detail what appears to have been a crash of an anomalous craft and capture of the beings that occupied it. All of the witnesses seem like ordinary, honest people with no reason to lie. In one situation there were even three witnesses who testified about what they had seen together. Like many people who have started following this topic in the last couple of years I'm nowhere near ready to make conclusions, but the evidence that there is a core of reality to this topic is now piled pretty high.

I was very familiar with the event and story prior to watching the film...and although some old footage was repeated in this film, I sincerely think that James Fox did an exceptional job at highlighting the credibility and seriousness of what happened...all while bringing forward old witnesses and new witnesses...even those who didn't want to be recognized. The case of Varginha, Brazil is one of the most fascinating and enigmatic in the field of this important phenomenon. Something happened in 1996, and it was definitely not conventional. James Fox continues to create amazing documentary films on the most significant subject in human history. It's a 10 on 10 for me!

James overcomes his own initial skepticism of the Varginha incident and reaches brave military and civilian eye witnesses that have kept silent for 26 years, shedding new light and validation to a paradigm changing event: we are not alone. I have followed the Varginha incident and there is new information, never before seen military eye witnesses and new leads: beings were filmed and the USAF sent an unannounced plane to pick up materials from Varginha. The story is not over. We need to keep asking questions and demand answers from Brazilian and United States governments that refuse to explain why the Brazilian military blockaded a city and shut down the press at gun point. Excellent work James Fox and to all of the courageous eye witnesses that share their experiences with the world.

I waited a long time for this documentary and I really wanted to get into the new evidence. First no eyewitness drawings of the alien seen by the 3 girls, the thing that really hits home for me is seeing first hand drawings. The X-ray technician could of showed what he saw in a drawing. They showed a few recreations of the x-rays but it went by to fast. One picture of the alien was shown and it was the same one shown from past shows. The doctors family was not a good sell on what they saw,,, again why not at least have them draw pictures so we can see all the members drawings together to compare them. He had all three girls together and didn't really spend enough time with them. The person who saw the debris from the crash was never really explained in detail, very short sequence. I was disappointed in this movie.

I'd not heard of this case before now. I have a casual interest in the UFO? UAP phenomena and some years ago decided it was all nonsense. However, ever since the tic-tac episode my interest has reignited and I keep an eye on anything new coming out, like this documentary. The problem with this kind of film is that we are presented with people's accounts of what happened and not much in the way of solid evidence. In my opinion it would have made a better book than a movie. Perhaps it's lack of thrills was testament to it's authenticity but I just didn't find it enthralling, just a little boring.