Alien Autopsy

London, 1995. Two close friends, Ray and Gary, arrange to buy bootlegs in the USA to sell them in England. An elderly man named Harvey brings a tape with a unique recording of an Elvis Presley concert, and then informs them that there is another recording that may interest them. Harvey says that in his youth he served in the US Air Force as a regimental photographer. In July 1947, he was hastily sent to Roswell Air Force Base. Harvey shows Ray the autopsy video taken that day of the alien that crashed under Roswell and offers Ray to buy the film for $30,000. Ray does not have such a sum, and he turns for financial help to a very dangerous man, Laszlo Vorosh, who is obsessed with ufology. Laszlo agrees to give money for the film.

The purchased film turns out to be empty. Ray's aunt works at a film studio, and with her help, he finds out that such a film cannot be kept in a closed box and needs to be ventilated. As a result of improper storage, the film began to decompose after it was taken out of the box into the air. Now the contents of the film cannot be restored.

Ray finds himself in a desperate situation: he needs to provide the film to Vorosh. Friends decide to go to extreme measures and make a film about the autopsy of an alien on their own. The scenery is installed in the apartment of Gary's sister, who left town. A friend of Ray's grandmother, Maurice, works at a mannequin factory and creates an alien doll that is stuffed with meat giblets. A familiar butcher becomes a cameraman and director.

When the film is shot, Ray shows it to Laszlo. He believes in its authenticity and wholeheartedly thanks Ray for finally proving the existence of alien life. After that, Ray arranges a premiere screening for everyone, which brings him and Gary worldwide popularity. Ray participates in various TV shows, and TV channels of all countries are fighting for the screening of their film: they are willing to pay a lot of money if only they got the right to show the film in their country. In the course of these events, both friends are being spied on by American intelligence services.

Laszlo, dissatisfied with the fact that the film bought for his money does not make a profit for him, demands a substantial share of Ray's income. But suddenly he is hit by a car in the middle of a field where he, naked, was trying to get in touch with an alien civilization. Presumably, he was removed by the special services because he threatened to interfere with the worldwide demonstration of the film, which was beneficial to the authorities, since it allowed hiding the presence of the real video. Meanwhile, the world premiere has taken place, the ratings of the film are breaking all records, and it is being broadcast over and over again.

On the plane, Ray meets a pretty girl Amber, with whom he spends the night. The next morning, Gary finds out that she is a journalist getting information about them. After learning that the real author of the video is Harvey, Amber tries to interview him, but he hides. At this time, Ray and Gary find a homeless man and pass him off as a real cameraman who filmed the autopsy.

After the events have subsided, an employee of the film studio comes to Ray, who managed to restore some frames of the lost film. After watching them, Ray and Gary bury the original film.