WW84: The World’s Strongest Female Lead
The power of a talented female director like Patty Jenkins and an overall diverse cast is what makes this film worth watching for me.
Mocku: A Pseudo-Reality
"Close Encounters" is a TV show that features a controversial topic: an alien abduction case. Viewers will be taken on an emotional journey as scientists and experts debate and analyze a report from an alleged abductee. But not everything is what it seems! With the exception of one, the guests are actors hired to defend points of view opposing those of the only true ufology expert present on the program. As the show progresses, the discussion becomes increasingly fantastical and surreal. The guests begin to fantasize about the reality with immense innocence of what is about to happen.
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"Close Encounters" is a TV show that features a controversial topic: an alien abduction case. Viewers will be taken on an emotional journey as scientists and experts debate and analyze a report from an alleged abductee. But not everything is what it seems! With the exception of one, the guests are actors hired to defend points of view opposing those of the only true ufology expert present on the program. As the show progresses, the discussion becomes increasingly fantastical and surreal. The guests begin to fantasize about the reality with immense innocence of what is about to happen.
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