On the surface, Misha and the Wolves is your typical well-produced wild story told (more than shown) through talking-head interviews but flashily supplemented with archival and re-creation and animation and a prominent score so as to play out as just cinematic enough, rather than as an oral history. Its brethren these days include Three Identical Strang…
‘Misha and the Wolves’ Shares an Incredible Story About the Exploitation of an Incredible Story
