Documentaries have always aimed to uncover the truth and bring the reality of events to the screen for the whole world to watch. But certain documentaries are specifically made to bring to light certain individuals who have been on the quest for finding the most deeply hidden truth pretty much all their lives. Such documentaries would be like oases in the desert of lies of the world, which gives a ray of truth in the endless pit of darkness. There happens to be a documentary named Sleeping Dog that deals with the same kind of truth.

However, before deciding to watch a documentary focusing on the very epistemology of unidentified objects, it is necessary to be well informed about it. 

Sleeping Dog is an upcoming documentary based on Jeremy Corbell. He has been branded as a fearless investigative journalist who has been a lightning rod for insiders, whistleblowers, and anyone with enigmatic UFO evidence. Corbell has also directed the 2018 documentary Bob Lazar: Area 51 & Flying Saucers.

The documentary directed by Michael Lazovsky tells the story of Corbell's improbable journey from mixed martial artist to journalist at the forefront of the fight to reveal unexplained and unusual occurrences. Corbell has given briefings to Congress and collaborated with investigative writer George Knapp to get and make public military-filmed UAP material.

In addition to interviews with insiders, including astronaut Dr. Edgar Mitchell, Col. John B. Alexander, John Lear, Bob Lazar, David Grusch, Edmund Storms, and Cmdr. David Fravor, the documentary features never-before-seen footage from Corbell's early investigations. The film looks at the difficulties Corbell has encountered in trying to raise awareness of his findings.

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Now that the overall idea and plot of the documentary are clear, the question about where to watch this docufilm still remains.

Sleeping Dog's North American rights have been acquired by Falcon Scout Media, and a theatrical and internet release is scheduled for May 8 and May 12, respectively. While listings on Apple TV hint at streaming possibilities, those interested in watching the documentary can watch it in the theaters starting May 8.

The timing could not be any better with Hollywood's newfound interest in extraterrestrial life coinciding with the premiere of Sleeping Dog. Ryan Gosling's Project Hail Mary really set the tone for this summer, and with Steven Spielberg's Disclosure Day on its way, there is a fat chance that the documentary manages to pull a big crowd to the theaters.

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