Watford, Hertfordshire Oct 27, 2025 (Issuewire.com) - UFO Filmmaker Mark Christopher Lee Warns: First Contact with Extraterrestrials Could Arrive by Christmas Day 2025 as Interstellar Visitor 3I/ATLAS Approaches New Documentary "The Rendlesham UFO: The British Roswell" Now Streaming on Apple TV Urges Global Disclosure
In a chilling prediction amid skyrocketing global interest in unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP), acclaimed UFO researcher and filmmaker Mark Christopher Lee today declared that humanity could achieve "actual first contact" with alien intelligence as early as Christmas Day, 2025. Citing the anomalous trajectory of the interstellar object 3I/ATLAS the third confirmed visitor from beyond our solar system Lee warns that this cosmic wanderer may be no mere comet, but a deliberate probe or "mothership" timed for revelation.
Lee's explosive statement arrives on the heels of his latest documentary, The Rendlesham UFO: The British Roswell, now streaming exclusively on Apple TV. The feature-length investigation, narrated by The X-Filesicon William B. Davis (The Cigarette Smoking Man), revisits the infamous 1980 Rendlesham Forest incident dubbed "Britain's Roswell" where U.S. Air Force personnel reported glowing triangular craft landing near RAF Woodbridge. Co-directed by Lee and Roderick Godman, the film uncovers new evidence, including potential multiple UFO landings (six, not one) and ongoing paranormal activity at the site, which Lee now calls "the British Skinwalker Ranch."
"These are weird times, and we've always looked to the stars for guidance and we need guidance now in 2025," said Lee, a 30-year UFO veteran and frontman of Guinness World Record-holding indie band The Pocket Gods. "The UFOlogist in me sees 3I/ATLAS's Earth flyby just before Christmas as no coincidence."
Discovered in July by NASA's ATLAS survey, this object's hyperbolic path, early outgassing at 6.4 AU, and sunward 'anti-tail' scream artificial origins. Harvard's Avi Loeb gives it a 30-40% chance of being ET tech a mothership deploying probes via Oberth maneuver at perihelion on October 29-30. Lee adds: "If minisats release post-perihelion, we could detect signals or course changes by December 19-25, our closest approach at 1.8 AU."
Drawing parallels to Rendlesham's enduring mysteries where witnesses like Sergeant Jim Penniston described a "craft of unknown origin" Lee positions his film as a call to action.
"Rendlesham wasn't a one-off; the forest pulses with energy today. We've summoned orbs during filming, and my own home footage mirrors 1980 sightings," he revealed.
"As 3I/ATLAS slingshots behind the Sun today (October 25 solar conjunction), NASA's Europa Clipper and ESA's Hera missions are poised to rendezvous with its tail. SETI's revised protocols couldn't come at a stranger time they're centralizing contact authority just as the world watches."
Premiering to critical acclaim at the 33rd Raindance Film Festival in June (where Lee and Godman earned Best Director nods), The Rendlesham UFO: The British Roswell blends investigative road trip, eyewitness interviews, and psychic summons to probe UFO-government ties. Lee, who has helmed hits like God Versus Aliens, UFO Encounters of the 5th Kind, and The King of UFOs, renews his demand for transparency:
"I'm calling on UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and U.S. leaders including President Trump, who's hinted at knowing more to declassify Rendlesham files now. The public deserves the truth before first contact rewrites everything."
As 3I/ATLAS reemerges in late November for post-perihelion scrutiny, Lee urges viewers: "Stream the film, look up Christmas 2025 could be the day the stars reply."
About The Rendlesham UFO: The British Roswell
A Nub/Wyrd Kingdom production, directed by Mark Christopher Lee & Roderick Godman. Narrated by William B. Davis. Featuring exclusive access to declassified files, metal detector hunts, and dowsing sessions. Runtime: 90 minutes. Rated TV-14. Stream now on Apple TV
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