Breaking Glass Pictures is excited to announce the worldwide VOD release of Aliens Uncovered: Invasion, the newest installment in the Aliens Uncovered documentary series. The film is available on digital platforms.
Directed, written, and produced by Clive Christopher, Aliens Uncovered: Invasion explores humanity’s ongoing fascination with extraterrestrial life and the possibility of an alien threat. Framed through the Countdown to Contact podcast, the documentary features callers and experts discussing theories of invasion and the controversial 3I Atlas phenomenon—an object some believe could pose a danger to Earth.
As different opinions pour in, the film begins to theorize what such a threat might look like and how first contact could change the very fabric of our existence. Blending speculative science, conspiracy theory, and investigative documentary storytelling, Aliens Uncovered: Invasion invites audiences to question what we truly know about the universe—and what may already be on its way.
“Clive continues to bring a thoughtful and grounded approach to stories about the unknown,” said Rich Wolff, CEO of Breaking Glass Pictures. “Aliens Uncovered: Invasion doesn’t just speculate—it sparks conversation about fear, curiosity, and what it means to look beyond our planet. We’re proud to bring the newest chapter in this evolving series to audiences worldwide.”
Christopher says, ‘Working with Breaking Glass is a true blessing. My growth as a filmmaker is owed to Rich Wolff and Susan Helfrich, who believed in me before I believed in myself. They’ve supported my journey every step of the way and helped me bring these stories to audiences worldwide.’”
— Clive Christopher, Producer, Writer, Director
Aliens Uncovered: Invasion (TV-PG) runs 69 minutes and is available worldwide in English in HD across major digital platforms.
About Breaking Glass Pictures:
Founded in 2009 and based in Philadelphia, Breaking Glass Pictures is a leading independent film distribution company focused on delivering thought-provoking, inclusive, and impactful films to audiences worldwide. With a strong history of championing LGBTQ+ cinema, documentaries, and bold independent features, Breaking Glass proudly supports visionary storytellers who challenge convention and spotlight underrepresented voices.
