'Witness of Another World': Richard Dolan interviews Film-maker Alan Stivelman about Gaucho Juan Perez

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'Witness of Another World' ... Richard Dolan interviews Film-maker Alan Stivelman about Gaucho Juan Perez:

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Juan lives a solitary existence on a remote farm ever since he witnessed a UFO event. Filmmaker Alan Stivelman -together with the help of famous astrophysicist Jacques Vallée- begin an epic journey to help Juan in understanding the deep meaning of his close encounter. This true story shows the long-term consequences of close encounters, proving that no one is exempt from a potential contact.

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In 1978, a young Argentinian gaucho, Juan Perez, had an extraordinary encounter with what seemed to be an otherworldly intelligence. It affected him deeply and changed the course of his life. Filmmaker Alan Stivelman created a unique documentary about the experience and found Juan living a solitary life and still troubled by his encounter. The film explores what happened to Juan and his remarkable journey of rediscovering this experience and reconnecting with a deeper part of himself to begin a healing process. Legendary researcher Jacques Vallee studied Juan's case back then and reappears in the documentary to meet with Juan and re-explore the case. In this program, Richard and Alan talk about Juan, Jacques Vallee, and the process of investigating this fascinating contact case. The film opens on October 22. Website: WitnessOfAnotherWorld.com

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This Spectacular Close Encounter left him with something that he can never forget.

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To me, the one who made the short introduction & end commentary called Paul Wallis has very similar "vibes" like rate, the loudness or lack of it, the pace, the intonation, the pauses, (even the "accent"?) as Bill Ryan (especially the ending commentary).