Roswell: Coverups & Close Encounters (1997)

Roswell: Coverups & Close Encounters is a gripping documentary film that delves into the infamous Roswell incident of 1947. Released in 1997, the film provides a comprehensive look at one of the most well-known UFO sightings in history.

The film, with a runtime of 120 minutes, explores the events that took place in Roswell, New Mexico, where a mysterious object crashed on a ranch, sparking rumors of a UFO crash. The government quickly stepped in and claimed that the object was nothing more than a weather balloon.

However, many witnesses have come forward over the years, claiming to have seen alien bodies and debris at the crash site. Roswell: Coverups & Close Encounters interviews some of these witnesses and examines the evidence surrounding the incident.

The film also delves into the idea of government cover-ups and conspiracy theories surrounding the Roswell incident. It raises questions about what the government may be hiding and why they would go to such lengths to conceal the truth.

Directed by Jeremy Kagan, Roswell: Coverups & Close Encounters paints a thought-provoking picture of the Roswell incident and its lasting impact on popular culture. Whether you're a believer in UFOs or a skeptic, this documentary is sure to leave you questioning the mysteries of the universe.