
I Want to Believe
2020

Representation Score
Limited
2025
13+Director
Jason Wan Lim
Runtime
90 minutes
Average Rating
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This documentary explores the breakdown of institutional trust through individual memory and personal disclosure. It succeeds by examining how personal stories can disrupt systemic, official narratives. However, the film's demographic breadth is largely unconfirmed. Its narrative architecture centers on a male-driven biographical arc, which limits its multi-layered reach. While it lacks explicit data on race or disability, it offers a strong postmodern critique of institutional authority through its focus on the mechanics of myth-making.
Category Breakdown
The documentary does not include any LGBTQ+ characters or narratives related to queer identities. It focuses solely on the biographical claims of Corey Goode.
The film centers around a male subject and his specific claims, which may result in a patriarchal focus on historical accounts.
Themes of secret space programs often center on Western military institutions. The racial diversity of the interviewees remains unverified.
The film excels by challenging the monopoly of truth held by Western institutions. It prioritizes subjective experiences and the deconstruction of official state narratives.
There is no information regarding the inclusion of neurodivergent individuals or people with physical disabilities in the subject matter or interview pool.
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Official Synopsis
After claiming he served 20 years in a secret space program, Corey Goode became a UFO icon - then a lightning rod. This documentary follows his rise and the strange intersection of memory, myth, and media in the age of disclosure.

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