And It Flies... And It Lies

This documentary delves into the perplexing case of unexplained aerial phenomena observed over the American Midwest in the late 1980s. It meticulously examines eyewitness accounts, declassified government documents, and expert analysis to piece together a narrative that challenges conventional explanations. The film questions the official reports and probes deeper into potential cover-ups and hidden truths behind the 'Midwest Lights' sightings.

Upon its release, 'And It Flies... And It Lies' garnered significant attention for its investigative approach to UFO phenomena. While lauded by ufologists and believers for presenting compelling evidence, some critics dismissed it as speculative and lacking definitive proof. Audiences were generally intrigued, sparking widespread debate about the nature of the sightings.

• Praised for its thorough research and compelling presentation of evidence.

• Challenged viewers to question official narratives and consider alternative explanations.

• Criticized by some for its speculative nature and lack of conclusive scientific evidence.

Google audience: Audiences found the documentary thought-provoking and engaging, with many expressing a newfound curiosity about unexplained aerial phenomena. While some were convinced by the presented evidence, others remained skeptical but appreciated the film's attempt to explore the unknown.

Nominated for the 'Best Documentary Feature' at the Independent Spirit Awards (1989).

The production team reportedly faced numerous logistical challenges, including obtaining access to certain government archives, which they claim added to the film's secretive and investigative tone.