Take a look at the trailer for the UFO and alien sighting docu-series Encounters, coming from Amblin and Netflix subsequent week
Final month, we realized that Steven Spielberg‘s Amblin Tv is teaming up with Boardwalk Footage and Vice Studios to convey the four-part docu-series Encounters to the Netflix streaming service on September 27th. With that date proper across the nook, we’ve gotten our fingers on a trailer for the collection and you may test it out within the embed above.
Yon Motskin, creator of the Max collection Era Hustle, has directed the 4 episodes of Encounters, which can discover 4 extraordinary true tales of encounters with otherworldly phenomena. Every episode tells a single story: unusual lights within the sky over small-town Texas; submersible house crafts haunting a coastal Welsh village; an alien encounter with schoolchildren in Zimbabwe and non-human intelligence reportedly interfering with a nuclear energy plant in Japan. Instructed from the attitude of firsthand experiencers – within the locations the place the sightings occurred – and guided by scientists and army personnel, the collection highlights the profoundly human influence of those encounters on lives, households, and communities.
Motskin additionally govt produced the collection with Darryl Frank and Justin Falvey of Amblin Tv, Andrew Fried, Jordan Wynn, and Dane Lillegard of Boardwalk Footage, and Andrew Freston, Danny Gabai, Derek Mead, and Jason Koebler of Vice Studios. Patrick Altema served as co-executive producer for Boardwalk Footage. That firm beforehand made the four-part docu-series Pepsi, The place’s My Jet? for Netflix.
In fact, a present with this material and the title Encounters coming from Amblin is a nod to Spielberg’s personal Shut Encounters of the Third Variety.
What did you consider the Encounters trailer? Are you curious about tales of UFO and alien sightings, and can you be watching this present when it begins streaming on Netflix subsequent week? Tell us by leaving a remark under.
Encounters appears attention-grabbing sufficient to me, so I’ll most likely test the docu-series out sooner or later. I’d be terrified anytime one thing associated to UFO and alien sightings (like Time-Life commercials) would present up on TV after I was a child, so with this and their revival of the all the time bone-chilling Unsolved Mysteries it looks like Netflix is working to convey again my childhood nightmares.
