Australien Skies is a documentary film that explores the sightings of unidentified flying objects and the people who witness them within Australia. Follow film maker Don Meers (Ghosts Of ...
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Australien Skies is a documentary film that explores the sightings of unidentified flying objects and the people who witness them within Australia. Follow film maker Don Meers (Ghosts Of Casula, The Spirit Level) as he spends four days on a fascinating UFO road trip with controversial ufologist Damien John Nott, a photographic contactee who claims to have the biggest collection of photos and videos of unidentifed objects in the world. The film interviews witnesses and "Photgraphic Contactees" (people who alledge they receive a "feeling" as to when these objects are about to appear thus giving them time to prepare with a camera for the sighting) and examines the links between the object sightings and government involvement, social ramifications and how this high strangeness affects people who experience this phenomena on a personal level. With over fifty previously unreleased photo and video clips of this unusual phenomena, Australien Skies attempts to answer the question- Is it ...
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5% of americans have seen UFOs. I might have thought these guys were crazy, which you are supposed to think based on what science and media tell us. However I've seen thing and talked to people who I am sure do believe they have seen and filmed non earthly UFOs. Theres even a scientific research station in Norway to study UFO traffic in a particular place, so something is going on. The footage is also convincing, you can find thousands of other crystal clear examples on social media, some by amateur astronomers filmed through high power lenses. So its time to take the subject as seriously as the witnesses do. Its not fair to ridicule these people, and this film presents it in a serious and entertaining way.