Cannes, FranceWith all the glamour of the 2005 Cannes Film Festival in full bloom, it was award-winning filmmaker Mark Christopher Lee who offered up a provocative new documentary: “God Versus Aliens,” which spotlights the secretive stance of the Vatican has taken toward UFO phenomena.

In a documentary film, Lee investigates a long-standing interest in UFOs by the Vatican, and his research reveals a deeper paranormal connection than mere extraterrestrial craft. According to Lee, recent guidance from the Vatican on apparitions marks an essential shift toward acknowledging UFOs as more than simple physical craft from other worlds.

“The Vatican has quietly studied UFOs for decades, appointing its own Cardinal to handle potential first contact scenarios,” said Lee. “This new guidance on apparitions suggests they recognize a paranormal dimension to UFO encounters.”

Premiering this week at Cannes, “God Versus Aliens” blows the lid off an alleged UFO secrecy narrative involving the Vatican and others, including the US military, in suppressing uncomfortable truths. Lee says insiders believe that even UFOs could be demons, and they’re not the only ones who feel that way.

“Could the truth about UFOs involve life not just from other planets but from dimensions or realms beyond our comprehension?” Lee posited, hinting at darker implications behind the secrecy.

The ‘documentary’ explores the role of AI in the search for extraterrestrial life, with insights from Harvard Professor Avi Loeb. A light year more provocative than most scientists, Loeb would argue that alien AI avoids contacting humans altogether; it would establish relationships with our AI systems. “God vs. Aliens,” due this summer on all platforms, has a fuse attached to this controversial debate and challenges conventional views about UFOs, bringing humanity closer to the reality of being a small part of a mysterious cosmos.

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