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Alien Contact: The Pascagoula UFO Encounter (2020)

A retrospective on the events in this small town

Genre : Documentary

Runtime : 1H 15M

Director : J. Michael Long

Synopsis

A seminal alien abduction case is re-opened as new eye witnesses confirm the horrifying UFO encounter. Hear the true story from the lone survivor, Calvin Parker, with shocking details that have never before been exposed.

Actors

Calvin Parker, Jr.
Calvin Parker, Jr.
Himself
J. Michael Long
J. Michael Long
Himself (Narrator)

Crews

J. Michael Long
J. Michael Long
Director
Warren Croyle
Warren Croyle
Executive Producer
J. Michael Long
J. Michael Long
Producer

Trailers and other movies

Alien Contact: The Pascagoula UFO Encounter (2019) | Official Trailer HD

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