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More than 40 years after E.T., Steven Spielberg believes more than ever in aliens

From VRT NWS · () Dutch

Translated from Dutch, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Steven Spielberg returns to his passion for alien visitors with his new film, which he describes as more than just science fiction.
  • The director believes more than ever in extraterrestrial life over 40 years after the release of E.T.
  • The film, titled 'Disclosure Day,' is considered by Spielberg to be a top-tier work, regardless of viewers' beliefs about aliens.

Over four decades after captivating audiences with "E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial," director Steven Spielberg revisits his fascination with alien visitors in his latest film. He asserts that the movie, which he calls 'Disclosure Day,' transcends the typical science fiction label.

Spielberg, who has long harbored a belief in extraterrestrial life, feels more convinced than ever about the existence of aliens. He suggests that the film explores themes beyond mere fantasy, inviting viewers to consider possibilities beyond conventional understanding.

Despite the director's personal interpretation, the film is expected to be categorized as science fiction by many. However, Spielberg's confidence in the project is evident, with "Disclosure Day" being hailed as a showcase of his directorial prowess, irrespective of one's stance on alien encounters.

Everyone will describe this film as science fiction, but I don't.

— Steven SpielbergSpielberg's personal view on the genre classification of his new film.
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Originally published by VRT NWS in Dutch. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.

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