Germanika's 'Emelianenko' film impresses with strong scenes, mother's appearance

Igor Lazorin reviewed Valeria Gai Germanika's documentary film 'Emelianenko' and found it impressive for its array of vivid scenes and the appearance of the Emelianenko brothers' mother. He noted that Alexander Emelianenko stated after the film that he felt no shame and that anyone he offended or insulted on camera was essentially at fault themselves, a stance Lazorin finds unredeemable. Despite this, Lazorin describes the film as powerful. The documentary provides a clear understanding of how someone with such potential fell to rock bottom. Lazorin recommends the film for its strong storytelling and insight into Alexander's downfall.