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We are at the Boryspil Airport

in Kiev,

and this is the first chapter

of our documentary

entitled Cannibals

of the 20th Century.

In 1932 and 1933,

Ukraine suffered

a terrible famine,

which led many people

to resort to cannibalism.

We'll be interviewing

famine survivors,

but we're here mainly

because of Boris Glaskov,

charged with cannibalism,

who decided

to speak about it openly.

It'll be

a cannibal's confession.

You think that's too much?

No, no, no. I think it's good.

I think we need to keep

constantly shocking the viewer.

I mean, if it's too much,

we can edit it out later, right?

Okay, yeah.

How do you do?

How do you do, my friend?

- Hello!

- My friend.

Good to see you.

We have to go because we have

a lot of things to do today.

Dobri den. My name's Ethan.

Hello, my name is Katarina.

Nice to meet you.

- Please, please, let me.

- I'll take these.

I'll take that.

I'll get that one.

You're such a gentleman.

- We should be square.

- Good, good.

t's all good.

How old was she

during the famine?

She was 13.

She heard that after the war,

they made cutlets

out of human flesh,

and they just sold them.

- They sold them?

- Yeah.

So we're in

the Ukrainian National Library,

where we'll be meeting

with Professor Dmitri Antonov,

who studies the causes and

consequences of cannibalism.

Now, how long has Boris Glaskov

worked for you?

Around 15 years,

since he got out of prison.

Boris Glaskov was

accused of murdering

his colleague

from the university,

Tolja Kovalenko,

but they never found

Tolja's body,

and eventually they had

to let Boris go.

But there are dozens

of other people in this area

that disappeared mysteriously.

Do you think there's

any connection with them?

Katarina.

Valeriy says he's just

making an excuse

for not being able to visit.

He just wants more money.

How much more does he want?

Another thousand dollars,

and he wants an advance.

- Can't afford it.

- I know.

Look, I'll figure it out.

I'll make it work, okay?

- We don't have a choice.

- We don't have the money.

We came here because of him,

all right? We need him.

I'll make it work.

Okay, it's turned off.

Katarina, are you okay?

Yes.

Does Boris agree?

I guess he's giving us

the keys for the house.

- He's hideous.

- Yeah.

- So, Ryan?

- Yeah?

- Boris just gave you the keys?

- Yeah.

Don't you think

that's a little strange?

Actually, he gave the keys

to Katarina,

so you might wanna

look out for her.

You don't want him

to eat your girlfriend.

Aw, that's real cute.

Seriously,

you should go with her.

She looks really upset.

All right, if we got the keys,

let's go.

All right, let's go, yeah.

Um, this is Inna,

and she's local...

witch.

Yeah, and she can go with us

to help us.

I'm sorry, and how is a witch

supposed to help us?

People here are a bit different,

and they're afraid of strangers,

and they might not want

to talk to you,

but they will definitely

talk to Inna.

Well, it can't hurt, right?

- Sure.

- Okay.

Ryan, I don't think

this is a good idea.

- We're gonna get stuck.

- It's scratching the car bad.

Whoa. Look at that.

Whoa! Stop.

It looks like something's

blocking the road.

- Let's go.

- Okay.

Up.

So the house

is about an hour away

from the sawmill in the village,

in the middle of the woods.

All right, this is the house.

So this is the house

where we'll be interviewing

Boris Glaskov today.

And hopefully find out a bit

more about what happened here.

Boris Glaskov was accused

of murdering his colleague.

Now, they never found the body,

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