Six Days In Roswell - roswell6.com

Synopsis

Did you know that a UFO sighting occurs somewhere on the planet every three minutes? Hundreds of thousands of unexplained sightings have been reported all around the world, many of which were documented or photographed. A Roper poll in 1991 said that 4 million Americans believe they have been abducted. A Gallop poll in 1996 said that 71% of Americans believe the government knows more than it is telling us about UFOs. Millions of people have seen UFOs, from biblical prophets to astronauts to housewives to astronomers.

SIX DAYS IN ROSWELL is a docu-comedy about the fanatic-like following that has sprung up around the many UFO sightings and the reported extra-terrestrial encounters. But specifically, the film is the story of one man's search for answers.

Richard Kronfeld lives in Minnesota and has dreamed for years of traveling to Roswell, New Mexico to research alien abductions, and maybe even contact an alien intelligence himself. All his friends have moved on and accomplished things in their lives, and Kronfeld sees this trip as a way for him to take action for once in his life. The cameras follow Kronfeld as he makes his pilgrimage to the shrine called Roswell.

Kronfeld and the film crew arrive in Roswell early the morning of July 1, 1997. Kronfeld's adventure begins with the simple task of finding a room. Unfortunately every hotel within a 50 mile radius is booked. Eventually Kronfeld locates a Roswell resident, Norm Matheson, who agrees to rent out his motor home.

With lodging finally secured, Kronfeld sets out to find some answers. Kronfeld asks people about their alien beliefs, their UFO sightings, their unexplained abductions, and how these things affect their lives. Kronfeld and the filmmakers speak with hundreds of people, including the famous and infamous figures in the UFO world.

They interview Whitley Strieber, who's book Communion, about his own alien abduction, has sold millions of copies world wide; Stanton T. Friedman, a nuclear physicist who was the first civilian to investigate the Roswell cover-up; Robert O. Dean, the retired Army Command Sergeant Major who has studied the government's evidence; Don Schmitt, UFO researcher and author of the book The Truth About The Roswell Crash; Budd Hopkins, the most influential abduction researcher in the world today; Peter Gersten, founder of Citizens Against UFO Secrecy, who is suing the U. S. Government for release of all documents relating to UFOs; Dennis Balthaser, UFO investigator for Roswell's International UFO Museum and Research Center; Daryl Fritch, investigator for MUFON (Mutual UFO Network) who claims the US Government has had gravity-drive craft for over 50 years; Vonnie Goss, director of "Roswell, The Musical," the musical production which reenacts the events of the 1947 crash; Doug Roysden, the rock musician who wrote and performs a song about the event; Kevin Randle and Karl Pflock, noted UFO researchers who debate these unknowable issues; Thomas Jennings, the mayor of Roswell; John Gibson, the MSNBC anchorman who was sent to cover the event; Yovan Smith, an hypnotherapist who's 'reason for being' is to help alien abductees cope with their traumatic experiences; Chuck Missler, the religious leader who preaches that aliens are more likely demonic; and many many more....