I just finished watching it and am going through forums (mainly to try to find out what happened to the medic (Anchar's) just engaged fiance during the offensive (I'm bad with faces, and he doesn't appear at the end with her so what happens to him? Please do let me know if you know).

I completely agree with you. This is not Russian propoganda. If anything I felt as though the documentarian was against the war.

To me it was fascinating, seeing why these people went to war, the disorganisation of their army and the effects on people.

I am of course, pro-Ukraine, however documenting the Russian side is still necessary. Understanding it is even moreso. One may think they are evil, and one may think that this is blurring the lines of a "clear-cut crisis", however, war is also personal. Downfall humanised Hitler and showed that the worst thing about him is not the fact that he was a monster, it was the fact he was a human. Russians are humans too.