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Alien Encounters at Loch Ness

UK 2014
produced by
Warren Croyle (executive) for Reality Entertainment
directed by Philip Gardiner
starring William Jobes, Steve Feltham, Jack Burrows, narration by Karl Brown
written by Philip Gardiner, Loch Ness footage by Dom Lenoir

documentary
Loch Ness Monster

review by
Mike Haberfelner

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"Sightings" of the Loch Ness monster go all the way back to the 7th century, when Saint Columba, an Irish monk determined to convert the Picts, let his companion swim across the lake and when the "water beast" approached him, he managed to advert it with the power of prayer. A great story, and obviously Christian propaganda, no more.

In modern times, the monster was first sighted in 1933, in 1938, the creature was first captured on film, 1954 a fishing boat made sonar contact with what could have been the monster, and so on and so forth. Today, Nessie is a tourist attraction, mainly, and the sightings have gone back, even though in the film, one William Jobes shows some recently taken photos of Nessie - but they are inconclusive as all the other pictures. The film is closed by the report of a "scientist", who insists to remain anonymous (and is thus played by Jack Burrows in the interview segment), who actually claims to have seen the monster taken on board of an UFO and shipped off to wherever - he can't give any evidence whatsoever though ...

 

And it's with this ending the documentary somehow falls apart: Up onto the final interview with the "scientist", the movie highlights the facts about Nessie-history, debunks some theories while being hesitant to debunk others, and it's actually Guiness Book Record holder in Nessie-hunting Steve Feltham who has the most sombre ideas about the monster, that it might just be a catfish, a species that was planted in many British lakes around 100 years ago, and since they must have been full gronw in the 1930's, that might explain the many sightings then, and with their life cycle ending about now, this might be the reason for the relative scarcity of Nessie reports of late. Now there is no proof for it, but it makes sense, as do other theories about especially big eels and such - but to throw a UFO into the mix without any precedence or proof? Oh well, the movie could have definitely done without this ending, because otherwise it's a pretty interesting documentary that is also well-filmed and captures the darkly beautiful lake and its surroundings rather brilliantly ...

 

review © by Mike Haberfelner

 

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