Area 51: The Alien Interview is a documentary published in 1997. It captures the alleged interrogation of an alien at a United States military base in Areas 51, whose record was obtained from a man named Victor.

The tiny creature, which is completely in line with the idea of ​​gray aliens, is sitting behind the table. The creature that was conveyed to 51 by Victor after 1989's downhill was shot down at the desk at the site farthest from the camera. It is located behind the glass that Victor has described as a "bio-barrier barrier" that prevents the alleged intruder from microbes and viruses. The glass is probably reflected by two TV screens. There are several bruises on the extraterrestrial head, and Morton assumes that the device standing in front of him on the desk is a heart monitor.

The person Victor has described as an army officer trying to telepathically communicate with the creature is at the forefront on the left, while the civilian-dressed figure alternately enters and leaves the foreground on the right. The room in which the interview is taking place is very poorly illuminated, making the darkness of both people difficult to distinguish dark shadows. For the same reason, only the head of an alien is permanently visible, although it is possible to see the upper part of his hull briefly.

Approximately halfway through the video, the alien becomes noticeably disturbed and there are severe cramps accompanied by suffocation. The Military Officer gives a signal to two medical officers who come to help the extraterrestrials on the face. While one is lit by a torch, the other wipes foam from the creature's mouth. At this point, the video ends.

The recording is silent - Victor has deliberately removed it to preserve the anonymity of its participants.

The document itself remains neutral about the authenticity of the record and encourages viewers to make their own views of the information available.

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