The Wizard of the Kremlin

In post-Soviet Russia, an ambitious political fixer helps a former security officer build public support and consolidate power. As media manipulation, shifting alliances, and increasingly authoritarian choices reshape the country, the fixer must confront the personal and moral costs of serving a powerful regime.

My take

You may enjoy this if you like morally uneasy political dramas such as The Operative, but Not for you if you want fast pacing, deep historical detail, or a clear, forceful point of view.

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