THE AGE OF DISCLOSURE: NEW UFO DOCUMENTARY PUSHES CONGRESS AND PUBLIC TO CONFRONT DECADES OF SECRECY

A new high-profile documentary titled The Age of Disclosure is set to premiere globally on November 21, 2025, on Prime Video, following an Oscar-qualifying theatrical release in major cities across the U.S. Directed by Dan Farah, the film positions itself as the most comprehensive and politically charged exploration yet of the government's handling of unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs).

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Built around unprecedented interviews with current and former intelligence officers, military pilots, lawmakers, and defense contractors, The Age of Disclosure promises to reframe what has long been considered a fringe subject into a national conversation about transparency, accountability, and the limits of classified research. The film arrives amid renewed interest in Washington, where multiple Congressional hearings and subpoenas over the past few years have forced U.S. officials to testify under oath about encounters with objects that defy conventional explanation.

POLITICAL AND PUBLIC PRESSURE GROW AFTER YEARS OF TESTIMONY

The documentary lands at a time when U.S. legislators—across both parties—are increasingly demanding answers. Over the past three years, the House Oversight Committee and the Senate Intelligence Committee have held a series of hearings probing the Pentagon’s handling of UAP investigations. Among the most notable moments was the 2023 testimony of David Grusch, a former intelligence officer who claimed that secret programs had retrieved and studied “nonhuman” craft. His sworn statement reignited debate and led to calls for further document declassification.

Subsequent hearings featured testimony from decorated pilots such as Commander David Fravor, who recounted the 2004 USS Nimitz incident—an encounter captured on infrared video showing a “Tic Tac”-shaped object executing maneuvers that outpaced advanced fighter jets. Additional witnesses, including Navy radar operators and aerospace engineers, have since corroborated portions of those reports, describing unidentified objects tracked performing acceleration and directional changes beyond known propulsion capabilities.