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The debate about whether we are alone has never been so personal. Mary Rodwell is Australia's leading authority on the Extraterrestrial phenomena, her son Chris Rodwell is a vet, a man of science and self-confessed alien skeptic - their relationship has reached a critical point and something has to give. Packing nothing but an open mind, Chris has agreed to enter Mary's world via a road trip traversing Australia in order to attempt to convince him that the truth really is 'out there', or she must never discuss the subject with him again. Mary plans to leave no stone unturned in her efforts to convince Chris, they will meet a host of colorful characters from skeptical scientists to alien contactees. They will take part in a heated debate with university professors, put key witnesses under pressure with polygraph tests and scour the country for concrete evidence of extraterrestrial life. Along the way they will argue until they are blue in the face about who is right, and for Mary, this really is her last chance to prove to Chris that she hasn't gone loopy and that there really are other beings in the sky above.

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