“The Age of Disclosure”: A Groundbreaking Documentary Exposing UAPs and Government Secrets

A highly anticipated documentary is set to shake the foundations of public perception about Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAPs) and the clandestine operations of governments around the world. The Age of Disclosure, directed and produced by Dan Farrah, promises a first-of-its-kind look at what top military and intelligence officials know about these mysterious aerial objects—and what they have been keeping from the public for decades.

During a recent interview with Bret Baier, Farrah revealed that his film contains testimony from 34 high-ranking government and military officials, each with firsthand knowledge of UAP activity. These are not fringe observers or conspiracy theorists; these are individuals who have operated at the highest levels of national security, intelligence, and defense. Their accounts collectively suggest that humanity is far from alone in the universe, and that some UAPs possess technology far beyond anything created on Earth.

“One repeated instance that comes up over and over,” Farrah said, “is UAPs operating over restricted nuclear facilities. And these are not our own systems. In some cases, they have deactivated and activated nuclear weapons—not just in the United States, but in Russia as well.” Such statements underscore the potentially global implications of these phenomena. Farrah describes these crafts as “otherworldly,” capable of maneuvers and feats never before seen by human engineers.

The documentary portrays this as an ongoing, not historic, issue. UAP activity surrounding nuclear arsenals is not a relic of the past; it is happening right now. Farrah explained that the film exposes an alleged 80-year cover-up of nonhuman intelligent life, and the secret competition among major nations to reverse engineer the advanced technology found in these crafts. In essence, The Age of Disclosure depicts a covert high-stakes race akin to the Manhattan Project, where the first country to crack this alien technology could dominate global power dynamics for decades.

Farrah spent more than three years researching and interviewing officials for this project. Much of what these sources know remains classified, yet the documentary allows them to reveal everything they can legally disclose. “Every single person I interviewed made it very clear: it’s no longer a question of whether this is real. It’s happening. It’s very real,” Farrah said.

The film tackles one of the most controversial aspects of UAP research—the existence of nonhuman intelligence. “Humanity is not the only intelligent species,” Farrah said. “We are absolutely not alone. Nonhuman intelligence exists. UAPs are real, they are here, and they are not human.” The documentary presents testimony from officials who claim to have observed UAPs firsthand, and in some cases, even recovered nonhuman bodies from crashed crafts. These accounts are accompanied by the reputations of the witnesses themselves, lending credibility in a time when photographic or video evidence can easily be dismissed as AI-generated or fabricated.

One of the central narratives of the documentary is the global race to reverse engineer alien technology. Farrah describes a high-stakes cold war-like competition between the U.S., China, Russia, and other nations to study, replicate, and potentially weaponize these discoveries. “This is the atomic bomb on steroids,” he said, referring to the strategic significance of mastering such technology. Farrah warns that the nation that succeeds first could dramatically shift the balance of global power, much like the U.S. did after winning the atomic race in World War II.

The documentary also sheds light on the extreme secrecy surrounding UAPs within the U.S. government. Farrah revealed that, for decades, key elements of government and defense contractors operated without congressional oversight and, at times, even outside the knowledge of the President. These “gatekeepers” have maintained control over sensitive information, leaving both the public and top elected officials largely in the dark. Only in recent years, thanks to whistleblowers and renewed congressional interest, has some of this veil begun to lift.

Despite years of stigma and skepticism surrounding the topic, Farrah believes the documentary challenges conventional thinking. “For a long time, the public, Congress, and even the President have been kept out of the loop. But now senior members of Congress and administration officials are pursuing the truth—for themselves and for the American people,” he said. He also hinted that a future presidential address could acknowledge these realities to the broader public, signaling a historic moment in human history.

The film is scheduled for release in select theaters in Newark, Washington, and Los Angeles on November 21st, and will be available worldwide on Prime Video for purchase or rental. Farrah hopes the documentary will spark broader discussions and open the door for more transparency on a subject that has long been dismissed or ridiculed.

The Age of Disclosure is not just a film about UFOs or extraterrestrial life. It is a meticulous exploration of secrecy, geopolitics, and technological advancement, questioning humanity’s place in the universe. By combining credible testimony, documented incidents, and investigative journalism, the documentary confronts the longstanding stigma associated with UAPs and seeks to illuminate the reality that governments have long sought to conceal.

As Farrah notes, the ultimate goal is awareness and accountability. “It’s not acceptable to have secret parts of government that no one ever sees,” he said. “It’s only a matter of time before the truth comes out—and when it does, it could be the biggest moment in human history: confirming we are not alone, and showing that the United States intends to lead the way in understanding and responsibly managing this intelligence.”

In a world where speculation and dismissal have dominated the conversation about UAPs for decades, The Age of Disclosure promises a serious, credible, and eye-opening examination—one that challenges both skeptics and believers to confront the possibility that humanity is part of a far larger cosmic narrative than ever imagined.