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People interested in UFO's and other unexplained phenomena will really enjoy this documentary. This film is not conspiracy theory driven, but rather driven by video evidence and the research of journalist Jaime Maussan. This is an argument for the existence of UFO's so folks looking for the counterpoint to this argument will need to find that on their own. Personally I like documentaries that do not get bogged down trying to give equal representation to "both sides" of the argument. This film merely presents it does not attempt to explain what the UFO's seen in the film are, or what their purpose is.

It was especially interesting to hear the testimonies from Mexican military personnel, and the tacit acceptance among military leaders that what they saw were in fact UFO's, even as high ranking as the Sec. of Defense of Mexico cooperated in Mr. Maussan's research. The analysis of infrared cameras vs regular cameras was also interesting and the expanding access to infrared technology is breeding a new generation of UFO hunters which is exciting.

All-in-all good food for thought and worth watching.

After decades of investigating UFO phenomenon, Mexican journalist Jaime Maussan is presented with very compelling evidence that his pursuits have been on the right course.

Covering Maussan's decades of journalistic endeavor's, Beyond the Spectrum paints a portrait of a man with integrity, conviction, and a hunger for the truth. As video technology has found itself in the hands of more and more people across the globe since the 1980's, evidence of UFOs have been piling sky high. More recently, however, such evidence has been coming from the Air Force pilots of governments across the globe--lending fantastic credibility to the stories that accompany said evidence.

Throughout this journey, Maussan has been sitting center stage, and this film tells the story of his career and passion up to the point where he is given a stamp of approval from the Mexican Secretary of Defense to disseminate and analyze infrared footage from a group of Mexican fighter pilots, thereby--on a major level--vindicating the work of his career.

I can't recommend Beyond the Spectrum highly enough. It's a fascinating story about a man that should be much more recognized in the United States and I look forward to seeing where his search goes from here.

This story focus on the renowned Mexican journalist Jaime Maussan, and his important contribution to the field of UFO investigation. Throughout his career, Jaime has been collecting evidence of UFO captured material with infrared cameras, this material has been recorded by government personnel in Mexico, and Jaime has been trusted with this material thanks to his activism, credibility, and integrity.