Confessor

A sober, talk-heavy documentary that walks you through institutional maneuvering and moral compromise with a cool, investigative distance.}{.

A sober, gripping documentary that feels like a political thriller, tracing how faith and power intertwine with mounting unease.

A sober, methodical unravelling of institutional cover-up that leaves you uneasy rather than shocked.

A quietly tense, sobering watch as hidden cameras reveal everyday indoctrination, leaving a heavy sense of unease and moral compromise.

A tense, thoughtful documentary that feels like a political thriller, drawing you into a world of power and consequence.

A sober, unsettling sit that lays bare how charisma and blind devotion curdle into harm, leaving a heavy, queasy residue.

A sober, infuriating documentary that confronts institutional betrayal and personal trauma with unflinching testimony and chilling interviews.

A sober, talk-heavy portrait of power and punishment that asks you to follow Russian politics closely and rewards the attention.

A sober, intricate documentary that feels like a tense political thriller, piecing together a complex web of interference and deception.

A patient, fly-on-the-wall portrait that watches a powerful man up close and lets the viewer weigh his charm and his politics.

A chilly, talky political drama that watches power corrupt from the inside, more cerebral than thrilling.

A wry, unsettling portrait that watches power curdle into something colder, leaving a quiet chill behind.