Milla Jovovich fears alien abduction in new film 'The Fourth Kind'
28 Oct 2009, 1631 Hrs

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London, Oct 28 Actress Milla Jovovich is starring in a new movie based on actual facts about alien abductions.

Jovovich, 33, stars in the fact-based thriller, which explores several unexplained disappearances in Alaska, reports the Sun.

The movie's name refers to the scale of measurement adopted in 1972 to establish alien encounters, with sighting of a UFO being called an encounter of the first kind.

When evidence is collected, it is known as an encounter of the second kind, and when contact is made with extraterrestrials, it is the third kind, and when a person is abducted, it is known as the fourth kind.

'The Fourth Kind', which will hit screens on November 6, weaves unseen archival footage into the film to expose the mind-boggling revelations of multiple witnesses. (ANI)

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