For decades, U.S. military pilots, radar operators, and everyday Americans have reported mysterious objects in the skies — sightings often brushed aside, classified, or left unexplained. 

According to Fox News, despite congressional hearings and a growing pile of testimony from credible witnesses, the public still has few answers.

A new documentary aims to change that.

Director and producer Dan Farah appeared on Fox News’ “Special Report” on Friday to discuss his film The Age of Disclosure, which alleges a sweeping, decades-long government effort to conceal encounters with non-human intelligence. 

The film features interviews with 34 senior officials from the military, intelligence community, and U.S. government — including Secretary of State Marco Rubio.

“For a very long time, the public, Congress, and even the President have been kept out of the loop on this subject,” Farah said. He credited whistleblowers for finally exposing internal discussions and pushing lawmakers to demand answers. “They are now in pursuit of the truth for themselves and for the American people.”

Farah said every interviewee emphasized that the phenomenon is no longer in doubt. “Every single person I interviewed made it very clear that it was no longer a question of whether this was a real situation,” he said. “It’s a very real situation.”

The documentary outlines what Farah describes as an “80-year global cover-up” involving efforts by multiple world powers to reverse-engineer advanced technology of non-human origin. 

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Rubio, featured in the film’s trailer, warns of repeated incursions over sensitive military sites. “We’ve had repeated instances of something operating in the airspace over restricted nuclear facilities, and it’s not ours,” he said.

Jay Stratton, former head of the Pentagon’s UAP Task Force, says the U.S. is locked in a covert technological race with adversaries. “The first country that cracks the code on this technology will be the leader for years to come,” Stratton said.

Farah said some officials have compared the effort to a “Manhattan Project on steroids,” warning that a foreign government mastering such technology first would dramatically shift global power.

While skepticism remains, Farah argued that the central questions have changed. “The question now isn’t whether UAPs exist, but where they come from, who controls them and what their purpose is,” he said. Dismissing the issue, he added, is “the equivalent of laughing at a terrorist threat.”

Farah claims the documentary exposes how information was kept away from presidents and Congress, with defense contractors acting as gatekeepers. But he said members of Congress and the Trump administration are now working to uncover the truth. “There are people in this film… who say they have seen these craft and have seen the recovered non-human bodies,” he said.

He believes President Donald Trump could eventually be the first commander-in-chief to openly address the phenomenon. “I think it’s only a matter of time… before we have a sitting president step to the microphone… telling all of humanity that we’re not alone,” Farah said.

The Age of Disclosure premieres Nov. 21 in select theaters in New York, Washington, D.C., and Los Angeles, and will be available worldwide on Amazon Prime Video.