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Technically Crazy
A sixteen-year-old, bipolar, runaway named Jay breaks into the house of a retired former cop named Bill, just as Bill reaches rock bottom due to his own issues. These two move from distrust to understanding and come to realize that even though they might drive each other crazy, technically or otherwise, they need each other. Together they help fix what's broken in one another.
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Plot Summary
This documentary explores the controversial theories surrounding UFOs and extraterrestrial contact, primarily through the lens of Dr. Michael Salla's research. It delves into alleged government cover-ups and the possibility of advanced alien technologies influencing human society. The film presents a narrative that questions established scientific and governmental narratives about our place in the universe.
Critical Reception
Critically, 'Technically Crazy' has been met with significant skepticism from mainstream scientific and documentary review outlets, primarily due to its reliance on unsubstantiated claims and conspiracy theories. However, it has garnered a following within communities interested in ufology and alternative explanations for phenomena.
What Reviewers Say
Presents fringe theories as fact without rigorous evidence.
Appeals to audiences already predisposed to believing in UFO cover-ups.
Lacks scientific credibility and relies heavily on anecdotal accounts.
Google audience: Audience reviews are polarized. Some viewers found the documentary eye-opening and believed it presented compelling evidence of extraterrestrial activity and government deception. Others dismissed it as pseudoscience and propaganda, citing a lack of verifiable proof.
Fun Fact
The documentary's director, Michael J. Salla, is known for his work in promoting the 'exopolitics' field, which studies the political implications of extraterrestrial life.
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