A grainy film reel surfaces claiming to show the aftermath of a 1969 UFO crash in Russia's Sverdlovsk region, stamped with a KGB crest and the words TOP SECRET across its header. The footage later resurfaces in "The Secret KGB UFO Files" and includes what is presented as an autopsy of the craft's pilot, performed by Soviet doctors who, according to the film, all died afterward of cerebral hemorrhages. This documentary lays out the case for authenticity: the classified markings, the chain of custody through KGB documents, the physical detail of the autopsy scene. It also lays out the case against it, including the total absence of any modern photographs or statements from the soldiers and doctors supposedly filmed, and the fact that no one has come forward to confirm the training-exercise explanation some skeptics prefer. No verdict arrives by the end. What the film leaves you with is a forty-year-old reel, a government stamp of uncertain provenance, and a body of witnesses who never speak for themselves either way.