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Love and Saucers is a new feature film documentary from Brad Abrahams, who
made the 'Swansong of Skunkape' documentary a few years ago.

It is the strange story of David Huggins, a 74 year-old man who claims to
have had a lifetime of encounters with otherworldly beings - including
an interspecies romance with an extra-terrestrial woman (with whom he lost his
virginity to). As a form of self-therapy, he chronicled it all in surreal oil
paintings, few of which have ever been seen.

Filmed in an intimate, nonjudgemental style, the film lets David tell his story,
and in turn lets the audience decide what is fact, fiction, and everything
in-between.

Watch it on loveandsaucers.com