A new film, “The Wizard of the Kremlin,” attempts to unravel the chaotic rise of Vladimir Putin through the eyes of his fictional advisor, Vadim Baranov, played by Paul Dano. Based on a book and spanning decades from 1990s avant-garde theater to Russia’s political transformation, the movie aims for drama but falters with a flat, unexciting central performance. Jude Law brings gravitas as Putin, but Baranov’s dry narration drains the energy of a pivotal era. Despite its fascinating subject matter, the film’s execution leaves viewers wanting more, earning a lukewarm three out of five.
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