NEW YORK \u2014 Steven Spielberg\u2019s latest extraterrestrial feature, \u201cDisclosure Day,\u201d is getting an out-of-this-world installation this week in lower Manhattan.<\/p>\n
The \u201cE.T.\u201d director\u2019s hotly anticipated return to form arrives in theaters June 12, ahead of which, a thousand red origami cardinals will pop up at \u201ckey locations\u201d across the country Wednesday, as advance tickets go on sale.<\/p>\n
Among those three locales is Brookfield Place on Vessey Street, where \u201c100 of the origami birds will contain unique Fandango codes for two free tickets to see the film,\u201d according to a release from Universal Pictures.<\/p>\n
The installation, which will also fly the prop birds to Kansas City \u2014 where the meteorologist played by Emily Blunt is based in the film \u2014 and Los Angeles, will take place in New York from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.<\/p>\n
The film stars Josh O\u2019Connor as a cybersecurity administrator who goes missing after stealing government secrets that shed light on aliens \u2014 or at least, that\u2019s what the trailer suggests, as does the tagline: \u201cThis summer, the truth belongs to eight billion people.\u201d<\/p>\n
In addition to O\u2019Connor and Blunt, the film \u2014 written by Spielberg and David Koepp \u2014 also stars Eve Hewson, Colman Domingo<\/a>, and Colin Firth.<\/p>\n