Here's what Elizabeth Rose of Talent in Motion magazine had to say about "High Strange New Mexico" after seeing it at the 1997 New York International Independent Film Festival.

Le Bar Bat is fine for parties, but not so fine for screenings...Although the mood of the room was contingent on the reverberating acoustics of the room, the intelligent and well-produced documentary made up for whatever discomforts we had suffered in Le Bar Bat's physical plant.

"High Strange New Mexico" is a fascinating documentary that interviews people in New Mexico about their many experiences with UFOs.

The filmmakers have created a documentary which presents the audience with a great variety of witnesses, self-proclaimed experts, several spiritualists (including a Native American man who feels that aliens are giving us a loving message about saving the earth) and a woman (a Ph.D) abductee who has gone public about her experiences with alien contact.

James Lujan and Tony DellaFlora, the two credited filmmakers, approach their contentious subject with integrity and without bias or sentimentality, thus allowing their audience to draw its own conclusions.
Filmmakers Oliver Stone and Spike Lee could learn from these two guys. Just present the material and let it speak for itself.