The Age of Disclosure – the MUST SEE Documentary of all time

Released in late 2025, The Age of Disclosure has quickly become one of the most significant and commercially successful documentaries in recent years. Directed by Dan Farah (known for producing Ready Player One), the film explores the long-standing allegations of a government cover-up regarding Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP).

Unlike previous UFO documentaries that relied on amateur footage or “fringe” enthusiasts, this film focuses almost entirely on high-level institutional figures. It features interviews with 34 senior officials from the U.S. government, military, and intelligence community, including:

• Marco Rubio: Current Secretary of State and acting National Security Advisor.
• Luis Elizondo: Former head of the Pentagon’s AATIP program (and an Executive Producer of the film).
• James Clapper: Former Director of National Intelligence.
• Jay Stratton: Former Director of the UAP Task Force, who makes the film’s most quoted claim: “I have seen with my own eyes non-human craft and non-human beings.”

Dan Farah recently undertook an interview with CNN on the development of the documentary.

The Age of Disclosure has been a massive commercial success, breaking several streaming records and becoming a cultural flashpoint despite a sharp divide between critics and audiences.

The documentary achieved “phenomenon” status shortly after its release on November 21, 2025:

• Record-Breaking Debut: Within 48 hours of its digital release, it became the highest-grossing documentary in the history of Amazon Prime Video, surpassing the previous record held by the Oscar-winning Free Solo.
• Chart Dominance: It held the #1 spot on Prime Video’s “Best Selling Movies” chart (across all genres) for its first eight days. Remarkably, it outperformed several major studio blockbusters available at the same time, including Jurassic World Rebirth and Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning.
• Viral Impact: The initial trailer amasses over 20 million views across social media platforms, indicating a high level of public anticipation prior to release.

Interestingly, its release has been compared to Steven Spielberg’s upcoming 2026 film, Disclosure, which many believe was influenced by the same classified briefings discussed in the documentary.