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Higher Entities: The Lost Tapes (2019) [N/A]

Release Date:
September 29, 2019

Original Title:
Higher Entities: The Lost Tapes

Genres:
Documentary

Production Companies:
Fourth Watch Films

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 124

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With so much mainstream media coverage of the Alien/UFO scenario, the declassifying of hundreds of FBI documents along with the releasing of top secret government information-The Faull Bros. have answered the call once again, investigating secret government programs involving Aliens, Advanced Technology, and Sinister Conspiracy. The adventure includes up-close and personal discussions on location with a former FBI Special Agent, a Department of Defense Consultant, Best Selling Authors and Seasoned Research Professionals, all unveiling pieces of this grand puzzle. When did the "Government Alien Programs" originate and why? Was there really a counterpoint group that was warning of the dangers from such programs? What exactly did these black projects involve? Higher Entities: The Lost Tapes is a live-action documentary film, delivering intimate testimonies of disclosure which puts you on location and in the conversation.

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Director:
Justen Faull
Wes Faull

Producer:
Wes Faull
Justen Faull
Chad Riley

Writer:
Wes Faull
Justen Faull

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