Farewell, Good Brothers

This documentary delves into the original Flying Saucer Movement from the early 1900s. Through interviews with the remaining figures from this era, it examines the influence of contactees in shaping UFO stories and beliefs. The film presents a unique blend of political and religious motivations behind these narratives, making it both a thought-provoking and humorous exploration of belief in the unbelievable.

Collectors of documentary films, especially those interested in UFO culture, may find this title particularly valuable. Its examination of the pioneers of the UFO movement provides a historical lens on a topic that continues to capture public imagination. The film's focus on the intersection of belief, politics, and religion adds depth to its narrative, making it a noteworthy piece for those interested in the evolution of UFO mythology.