UFO POV

The series examines what UFOs could be seeing from their own viewpoint, presenting a speculative look at alien perception. It combines eyewitness testimonies, video evidence and commentary from a carefully chosen panel of specialists, presented through interviews and analysis to illustrate these ideas.

Kelowna is a programme presented in an episode format. It falls under the broader category of television programming and is identified simply as an episode rather than a series or film. The title suggests a focus on a particular location or theme, but the content itself centres on the subject of unidentified flying objects. The episode offers a speculative look at what UFOs could perceive if they were able to see from their own point of view. It juxtaposes this imagined perspective with material gathered from people who claim to have witnessed such phenomena. Alongside the testimonies, the show incorporates visual material that purports to capture the events on film. In addition to the eyewitness material, the programme brings together a small, carefully chosen group of experts. These specialists provide a range of viewpoints, commenting on the footage, the accounts, and the broader implications of what might be happening in the skies. Their contributions are presented as part of an effort to give the audience a balanced set of interpretations. Overall, the episode weaves together imagined UFO viewpoints, first‑hand reports, recorded evidence and specialist commentary. By combining these elements, it aims to give viewers a multi‑faceted picture of the UFO phenomenon without venturing beyond the material it directly presents.