Where To Watch ‘The Age Of Disclosure’—When Will The UFO Doc Be Streaming?

Forbes ^ | 3/12/2025 | Monica Mercuri

[SaxxonWoods]

"A gripping new UFO documentary just made its debut at SXSW this past weekend. The Age of Disclosure features interviews with 34 members of the U.S. government, military, and intelligence community, exploring claims of a long-standing cover-up surrounding alien life. But is The Age of Disclosure available to stream, and when can you watch it at home?"

"Currently, there is no way to watch The Age of Disclosure. The film premiered at the SXSW Film Festival in Austin, Texas, on March 9, 2025."

[GingisK]

I think it is unrealistic to think we’re alone.

[RoosterRedux]

And whistleblowers are pouring out of the military and intelligence services telling us (and Congress in public and classified hearings) that, "We are not alone."

This is something to factor into our reality.

Is it misinformation or opinion or fact?

I don't know.

But to ignore it is fear and stupidity.

[StolarStorm]

Johnson Space Center, 1996, in the MCC. Entire room and those in support witnessed a craft come up from Earth into orbit, circle the Space Shuttle three times and then zoomed off. Norad was tracking the craft. It was captured by Ku-band radar and visually seen on board verifying accuracy of cameras. Air Force came in and confiscated all known copies of tapes of the downlink feeds. How do I know? I was there. So any and all people who insult those who have strong personal reasons that these objects exist can go **** themselves.

[Inyo-Mono]

Bookmark.

[maddog55]

When folks can’t comprehend the possibility of elien life I find it amusing. It’s usually they’re scared or into the whole demon thing.

I look at the left and I definitely see some form of hybrid because they damn sure don’t have human DNA.

UFOs and UAPs.exist by definition. You can’t argue that.

[yesthatjallen]

"People (some Freepers included) that believe the USO hype and take this stuff seriously are on the same level as SXSW moonbats."

This guy gets it.

[GingisK]

...any and all people who insult those who have strong personal reasons that these objects exist...

Thank you for that! Its the same way I feel about it. Some of our very best people have not only seen those things, they have braved ridicule and marginalization. Ignoring our observers and those objects indicates some deep-rooted mental problems.

[Sirius Lee]

Richard Dolan, Jacques Vallee, Leonard Stringfield, the late Stanton Friedman—played it straight

I think Dolan has been seduced by the Elizondo/CIA agenda. Shame. He used to be a lot more skeptical. At least he never bought into the blue chickens.

[yesthatjallen]

I'm sorry to tell you but no one is going to be satisfied by what is presented in this video because it won't provide any evidence and no matter what they say they're aren't going to confirm anyone's pet ufo theories.

Prediction: People will claim this documentary is part of the cover-up conspiracy.

[SaxxonWoods]

Thanks, and I won’t be surprised if you are correct. Anything that causes discussion is good though.

[PIF]

one of the many things people learn from watching this show is that the US is the only country that, when it comes to UAPs, has crippled itself by compartmentalizing all the information it disparate places. Further crippling has happened because the Legacy Project has spread the ideas that this is a subject to be ridiculed or labeled demonic. So people dutifully absorb these ideas and spread the disease.

Other countries like China and Russia are not stigmatized by the Legacy Project’s poison and ideas and information can be freely traded and discussed in public, in the open, without risking their lives, careers, livelihoods, reputations as happens in the US. They can advance while the US remains crippled by its own compartmentalized secrecy.