Misha et les loups

I couldn't believe what the preview said was the story set-up. And then, of course, cause I'm Not a FULL ON Gullible NUTTER!! :O

But, as the story goes on, It's actually Horrifying that someone would Go to such lengths and STEAL something So Personal and Horrifically TRAGIC for attention SAKE!! What is WRONG with PEOPLE????

Talk about having a FACE of Stone, to Lie and Cheat and take advantage of people and children all over the world. She should be in Jail, I don't care how old she is.

The most impressive person was the woman who WAS a Holocaust survivor and literally played a Perfect Sherlock Holmes and rooted out the Truth into the Light for ALL TO SEE!! BRAVA to that woman!

Misha is a terrible person. She could have chosen to let that story be written as the fiction it was and come out OK. As well as the writer/publisher who started this whole mess (that bit her in the butt) serves them Right!!!

Makes me Angry and Sad, as we see people today (thanks to social media) Being HUGE IDIOTS and Sucking Down the Kool aide like they are dying of thirst (when in fact, many are dying of Covid (because they refuse to wear a simple mask and get a Shot) But they are Happy to take Horse Wormer, because a bunch of Youtube Dummies like Joe Rogan said it works. WHAT????? Morons and Thirsty, Thirsty Idiots, the World is FULL OF THEM! God Help US ALL! : (

Amazing twists and turns. Good editing and images. Unpredictable outcome.

The one thing I will give this documentary is that it was unexpected. There were a few 'bombshell' moments that I did not see coming, and were handled very well by the film makers. The story was unique, the people interviewed relevant, and the storyline flowed well. Not a perfect doc, but conveyed a strong message and for the most part kept neutral.

It's an amazing story with its own unexpected turns. One has his/her own way of looking at Misha and her story. The detective work of Belgian Evelyne Haendel, a Holocaust survivor herself, is remarkable. She was really persistent. In the end, Deborah Dwork's words ring true. Misha's story affects the story of all other Holocaust survivors.

The artist's sketches to aid in storytelling are noteworthy.

This documentary was like a film within a film, that did not seem like a documentary, but more of a mystery thriller TV episode. It was paced well and the presentation was very well done and, it kept you well entertained. I had guessed within the first 5 minutes or less - as I am sure the many who have seen it did also - that the heroine of the story was...I won't say more so as not to give the story away if you have not yet viewed this superb bio film. I was not however expecting her to have such a complexed personality disorder. I initially had just thought she was a despicable fraud.

Of the 135 documentary films I have so far watched this year, this is definitely in my top 10!