[HBO Max] Arguably works better as a depiction of the problems of present-day Hungary than as a faithfully historical recreation. When a Soviet flag is burned, there is an implicit criticism of the good relations Orbán/Putin. And this feeds the interest of a story that, otherwise, works well as a political thriller that takes place in a time of death of the communist dream, a few years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, in the midst of a Cold War that in the streets it is a boiling battle.