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The entire film consists of just one woman, sitting against a black background, speaking directly to the camera as she presents her story without a single speck of evidence whatsoever. She doesn't offer a single piece of evidence at all in the whole film, even though her fantastic and shocking report demands it. Instead, they spent a fortune on standard and various generic stock photos that played under her monologue, with a few generic "futuristic" drawings. So if you like those a lot then you'll love this film. But if you need a bit of proof, to either defend or mock as you wish, to go along with your alien stories then this isn't for you. I guess you can tell which camp I'm in from my rating of 1 / 10.

Before watching this I'd never heard of Barbara Lamb, or Cybela Clare either and I think I know why. There's no substance in this documentary at all, and what is presented doesn't sound novel at all. Surely, if you're going to make bold claims about alien contact and want to be taken seriously, you'd at least provide witnesses or evidence to back you up, but Ms Lamb doesn't and I strongly suspect that's because she can't.

Without providing any physical witness, videos, media about real-life encounters or lack thereof, An apparent expert of alien biology, despite being a psychotherapist herself, just conveys her opinion or fantasy about ET/Human Hybrids. She merely and mostly used artists imagination to substantiate her claims; even correlating human-animal bonding, abnormal human abilities as her so called hybrid-like traits presumptuously.

If it was possible for me to give this a negative rating, I would, in a heart-bit.

Barbara Lamb has created an elaborate, exotic, fanciful new world that mixes fantasy and fact incorporating her sophisticated familiarity with psychology, knowledge of history and astral science. She delivers the story with aristocratic grace and beguiles us into a vision of an incredible world of ET's, hybrids, transportation,space travel and genetics. Whether you believe in the existence of her world or dismiss it as science fiction she is a fun read.