Reviews

"The UFOs of Soesterberg treats both the witnesses and the cynics with respect, and refuses to provide either an easy answer or a nice fantasy. An overall sense of humor keeps the film pleasant to watch"
Ard Vijn
Film journalist at Screen Anarchy

"Completely engrossed by this documentary. I found the caliber of witnesses above average and the cinematic style absolutely engaging."
David Marler
Author of Triangular UFOs: An Estimate of the Situation

"In this documentary, Roza does not draw his own conclusions but rather lets the people speak for themselves, a strategy that makes his message more powerful. The interviewee is put central, instead of trying to steer the narrative towards a certain outcome, as is often the case with documentaries about extraterrestrial phenomena."
Tijs Hardam
Film journalist at CineMagazine

"Very credible, detailed and interesting. I found it compelling and authentic."
Christopher Mellon
Former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Intelligence (USA)

"De UFO’s van Soesterberg sets a new standard in covering unexplained experiences, and is a fascinating cultural-historical document about the Netherlands during the height of the Cold War."
Theo Paijmans
Journalist and author of Cosmic Network and writer at Fortean Times

"Really well done. I loved it. Wow. Very moving and informative. A must-see documentary for anyone interested in this subject.
Preston Dennett
Investigator and author of countless of books on the Ufo topic

"The meticulous storytelling and compelling interviews make this film a must-watch for both UFO enthusiasts and those curious about the mysteries that unfold in our own backyard."
Vinnie Adams
Founder of Disclosure Team

"This film is an investigation into what Ufo sightings do to witnesses: the amazement, the fear, the paranoia, the obsessions, the need for closure. That is exactly what I find so fascinating about the phenomenon itself and what is neglected in most documentaries and films on this subject. Here it is the focus and even though the film contains some startling revelations, to me, that is what makes The UFOs of Soesterberg such a great documentary. Furthermore, the film is very beautifully shot, with many revealing close-ups of the witnesses, and contains fantastic animation sequences."
Roel Haanen
Film journalist at Schokkend Nieuws filmmagazine and The Flashback FIles

"An excellent documentary. Very credibly presented."
Robert Hastings
Writer and director of UFOs and Nukes: The Secret Link Revealed

"The first Dutch UFO documentary immediately is a hit. It presents the known facts about the fascinating Soesterberg case in a balanced way and lets the witnesses tell about their experiences in their own words. No matter whether you’re a UFO skeptic or a believer, watching these stories unfold will leave you wondering about all the things in this world and possibly beyond that we still don’t have a clue about."
Taede Smedes
Philosopher of religion and author of We are (probably) not alone and The Ufo's of Gorredijk

"The UFO’s of Soesterberg is a very matter-of-fact, unsensationalized look into one of the modern era’s most polarizing mysteries. Its evidence is compelling, its interviews are in depth and detailed, and beyond the fringe nature of the subject, it’s downright academic. In a nutshell, this isn’t a doc for the tinfoil hat community and one that you could easily share with your friends and family without getting laughed at. Its biggest strength is simply that it is curious and wants to ask questions."
Jonathan Dehaan
Co-Host and Co-Creator of Nightmare on Film Street

"I thoroughly enjoyed it. A strong piece of documentary work, of which there should be more."
Frederick Delaere
Director of the Belgian UFO Reporting Center

"This documentary is highly significant and important because it re-affirms UAP concerns that nukes are available in many parts of the world."
Robert Salas
Former USAF Captain and nuclear missile crew commander and author of UAPs and the Nuclear Puzzle

"Told through talking heads, UAP site visits, and gorgeous hand-drawn animations, this documentary tells the truths of the residents of Soesterberg in a way that feels fresh and unique."
Brendan jesus
Film critic for Horror Press