According to Lue Elizondo, one of the most prominent voices in the movement for UAP transparency, this film is positioned to be a groundbreaking moment in the ongoing disclosure conversation. On X (formerly Twitter), Elizondo shared his excitement about the project, describing The Age of Disclosure as a "secret project" that has taken over two and a half years of intensive work. He emphasized his belief that the film has the potential to "change the UAP conversation irrevocably."

One of the most intriguing aspects of the documentary is its high-profile backing. The film is directed by Dan Farah, best known as the Executive Producer of Steven Spielberg’s Ready Player One. Additionally, Elizondo highlighted the involvement of several senior officials who have risked their political careers, professional reputations, and even personal safety to participate in the project. Their contributions, according to Elizondo, are intended to establish the film as the ultimate catalyst for advancing UAP disclosure in an unprecedented way.

Despite his deep involvement in the documentary, Elizondo himself will not be attending its premiere at the SXSW Film Festival due to a prior engagement. However, he encouraged audiences to support the film and spread the word about its impact.

Elizondo has made bold claims before, but if this film provides compelling evidence, it could validate his long-standing efforts toward transparency. Only time—and post-premiere reviews—will tell.