Sirius (2013)
Director
Amardeep Kaleka; J.D. Seraphine
Main cast
Dr. Steven Greer
Genres
Documentary
Description
We are definitely not alone in the Universe... nor here on Planet Earth. Sirius is an important documentary from Emmy award winning Director Amardeep Kaleka.
Amardeep Kaleka; J.D. Seraphine
Main cast
Dr. Steven Greer
Genres
Documentary
Description
We are definitely not alone in the Universe... nor here on Planet Earth. Sirius is an important documentary from Emmy award winning Director Amardeep Kaleka.
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