The Secret KGB U.F.O files

THE SECRET KGB UFO FILES
INDEPENDENT EVALUATION

Russian born author is not a "professional UFO researcher" and was a strong skeptic of the UFO before this program...

The program was first time aired by TNT on September 13, 1998

The program is primary based on the rolls of films smuggled from Russia, allegedly from KGB archives, set of alleged KGB documents purchased on the "black market" for $10,000 and investigative footage in Russia.

There are also: Roger Moore, unrelated footages and incidents, interviews with various UFO experts, former undisclosed CIA agents and several mental patients.
Overall program is composed very poorly and extraordinary core footages (including two amazing alleged Soviet air force footages) and few informative interviews (KGB officer, film expert Goncharov, US Military Medical Expert) are cheaply mixed and often interrupted by very annoying flashing of unrelated US/Soviet stock footage and miserable or unrelated comments from all sorts of nuts. The camera is mostly focused on the "UFO expert" faces instead of the footage itself. No slow motions were presented. What is the point to hear from the bunch of professional believers that the footage needed "further examination"? It does not add any credibility and very boring. No "UFO experts" are needed, just facts, professional expertise and common sense. Disgusting "abduction" interviews effectively put the whole show into an "amusement for potatoheads" category. The great investigative work of the crew in Russia was diminished by the sloppy work back in the US.

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Yeah. I saw that. Poorly produced show with nothing in regards to finding evidence provenance.

I wish I had seen the show.

There should be good evidence of ufo's coming out of Russia due to the size of the country and the cold war.

Seems like you can buy anything in Russia these days if you have enough money.

The show had some intersting footage but also had a distinct slant to it. they showed a clip of a downed ufo that looked really fake, but the "official pros" were saying this looks like it could have crashed that way. all the while a russian film authority said very clearly the title of this film is KGB safety film. Most people would think that meant "training" film. which is exctly what the film looked like. they did pose some intersting questions on other films though. there was some good cockpit footage of a flying cylinder and others.

I know I posted this back in 03 But was wondering if any new information has come from this since then?


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