00:00¿Cómo se ha creado el tema de la historia?
00:09Bueno, la historia me dio porque cuando estaba haciendo mis primeros filmes de science fiction,
00:14yo me creí y me confía en mi imaginación para pensar en cosas que no habían hecho antes.
00:20Y cuando el ciclo de la historia comenzó con más y más gente,
00:26de los Estados Unidos, de la Air Force, de los ejemplos, de los ejemplos,
00:34de los ejemplos, de los ejemplos, cuando se empezó a lanzar información
00:41que hizo increíble, casi creable.
00:46Y que todo se empezó en 2017 con el New York Times reporting
00:51en el tic tac footage que fue capturado por un F-18 jet
00:57en la costa de San Diego.
00:59Y cuando el mundo saw el video,
01:02me dijeron que hay una nueva manera de contar una historia
01:07de los ejemplos del 18 años.
01:25Y iniciaron con el tema de los ejemplos de la historia
01:31para…
01:31de la institución pública.
01:34que después de haber hecho el film, ya que se ha hecho el film al ready for release,
01:39el gobierno de actualidad
01:41va a estar empezando a, no a leak,
01:43pero a release
01:46heretoforever, never seen
01:48UFO, UAP
01:49footage.
01:54Es el más joyoso
01:55es, es como que él invites
01:58a ti en
01:58a este mundo
01:59para interrogar
02:01con él, para wrestle con él.
02:02Él tiene un plan para ti,
02:05pero también es muy colaborador.
02:06Lo amo
02:07sus preguntas.
02:09Él te dice
02:11una pregunta que te dice
02:12y te dice
02:12y te dice
02:14cómo te fijas
02:15en el mundo
02:16y cómo te maneja
02:17porque yo creo que
02:18Hugo es un personaje
02:19que piensa que
02:20hay un urgency,
02:22hay un propulsión
02:22para el film
02:23y el idea
02:24de que alguien
02:25se levanta
02:25en sus heels
02:26un poco más
02:27invitando a todos
02:28y confiando
02:29que se va a llegar
02:30es un muy complicado
02:31pero Anupagate
02:34Steve really helped
02:35guide me through that.
02:36Please, everyone,
02:39I'm part of a league
02:40of people
02:41and artists
02:41who say
02:42they love
02:42working with Steven
02:43because of the sets
02:44that he has you on
02:46which is joyful
02:47and deeply
02:49interrogating work
02:50it's open
02:51and he's fun.
02:53He's fun.
02:54He's a lot of fun.
02:56And I love that he's a director who stays with the action.
02:59He's got his portable monitor, and he's right there with you.
03:02So you feel like you're really doing something together.
03:10In this day and age, why should something like an actual disclosure day ever be held in abeyance?
03:21Why?
03:21I mean, you know, it's like we all have the right to know.
03:25We know a lot of things that we don't want to know.
03:28But the one thing we do want to know, we're being denied that.
03:31I mean, the government right now is releasing some very grainy and misty footage that doesn't really prove anything scientifically.
03:44But what they're saying is we're going to let the American public determine what this is for themselves.
03:50And they're not coming out and saying, this is what we have been interacting with or who we've been interacting
03:57with for the last 80 years.
03:58They're not saying that.
03:59That would be a true disclosure day.
04:01Our film is about a true disclosure day.
04:10Some people don't want to know.
04:12Some people would like things to go along just as it is.
04:14And there's a lot of people who would like to know, and I think they could live with it.
04:18I think the danger of a disclosure day would be the ontological shock that would reverberate through different countries, different
04:26religions.
04:29Certainly, you know, it would test your faith.
04:32But at the same time, who's to say?
04:35It says, you know, God made the heavens and the earth, but maybe perhaps made the earth, but also made
04:42the heavens.
04:42And we're not alone for certain in the heavens.
04:46That's where we, I'm completely certain we are not alone.
04:53The two characters are just such ordinary men and women, too.
04:57They're us.
04:57They're us and just thrust into this.
05:00And what I love about this film is if you think that they have the capacity to it, maybe I
05:06do as well.
05:07And I feel like that can be parallels to many things, just being open to something else, to something new,
05:12a new way of thinking, a new way of living.
05:14And saying, okay, maybe this isn't going to disrupt everything.
05:17Maybe it's going to make it a little bit better.
05:18Mm-hmm.
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