In the 1977 Steven Spielberg film “Close Encounters of the Third Kind,” the aliens came to town.
My town, actually: Muncie, Indiana.
Much of the first half of the movie – the initial UFO sightings, the disappearance of the little boy, the growing obsession of the Richard Dreyfuss character, and said character’s efforts to find the quaintly-named Cornbread Road – takes place in the town where I was born.
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