Netflix's 'Raël: The Alien Prophet' Delves into Controversial Cult and Cloning Claims

The docuseries explores the Raëlian Movement's history, beliefs, and the skepticism surrounding its human cloning endeavors.

Netflix's docuseries 'Raël: The Alien Prophet' explores the controversial Raëlian Movement, founded by Claude Vorilhon, who claims to have created the world's first human clone.
The Raëlian Movement, characterized by its belief in human cloning for immortality, has faced skepticism and legal challenges, with no concrete evidence of successful human cloning.
The documentary features interviews with Raël, followers, critics, and experts, offering a comprehensive look at the movement's history and practices.
Despite controversies, including accusations of sexual misconduct and ethical debates on cloning, the Raëlian Movement continues to attract followers worldwide.
Raël, now residing in Japan, and Brigitte Boisselier, living in Mexico, remain active figures within the movement, with the documentary shedding light on their current activities and beliefs.