Out There

A Pulitzer Prize winning photographer named Delbert Mosley is fired from his job for failing to produce sensational content. After buying a vintage camera at a yard sale, he finds undeveloped film containing images that appear to show an alien abduction. When Mosley shares the photos publicly, he attracts the interest of the government, his previous employer, and a woman who believes the images depict her father's disappearance. He eventually seeks to prove the authenticity of the encounter and faces extraterrestrial beings.

This 1995 American television movie was directed by Sam Irvin, following his 1985 film Double Negative in his directorial chronology. The production was handled by Showtime Networks and features a cast including Billy Campbell, Wendy Schaal, Bill Cobbs, Rod Steiger, Jill St. John, and Julie Brown. The story was written by Alison Nigh-Strelich and Thomas Strelich.

The film is a blend of science fiction, comedy, and family genres with a runtime of 98 minutes. It received a moderate reception from viewers, holding a 5.3 rating on IMDb based on 595 votes and a 5 rating on TMDB from 19 votes.