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Famed frame from ‘Alien Autopsy’ to be sold as NFT for $1.2 million

Famed frame from 'Alien Autopsy' to be sold as NFT for $1.2 million

A frame from the 1995 black-and-white film ‘Alien Autopsy’ purportedly showing the corpse of an alien on an operating table, продадут on the online auction site Rarible.

The starting price of the lot is 450 WETH (over $1.2 million at the time of writing).

The 17-minute film is dedicated to the Розуэлльскому инциденту – the alleged crash of a UFO near the American town of Roswell in New Mexico in July 1947. Conspiracy theorists say that the U.S. government captured the alien aboard the craft.

The film’s author, London entrepreneur Ray Santilli, said that the footage included real alien-autopsy footage allegedly provided to him by a retired military operator on the condition of anonymity.

But by 2006 Santilli admitted that the film is more of a reconstruction of footage that he says he viewed in 1992.

The shoot took place in a flat in London. The alien was created by special-effects expert John Hamfris, who worked on some scenes of the cult series “Doctor Who.” Скульптуру из резины, металла и латекса was stuffed with internal organs of cows and lambs bought at a meat market. Hamfris himself appears as one of the pathologists.

The auction runs until June 6. The winner will receive not only the NFT but also a 16-millimetre negative film of this frame.

Earlier in April, director Kevin Smith put up his new horror film ‘Killroy Was Here’ as a non-fungible token. The purchaser of the NFT will gain the right to display, distribute and broadcast the film.

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