Adam McKay's political satire transforms the story of shadow influence on the highest echelons of power into a tense, biting, and unexpectedly gripping spectacle. Here, biography merges with black humor, sharp analysis of the era, and powerful acting. This satirical biographical drama by Adam McKay is dedicated to the figure of Dick Cheney, a man whose influence on the political history of the United States was immense, even though he preferred to remain offstage and in the shadows. The director views power not as an abstract concept, but as a system of hidden decisions, personal ambitions, money, connections, and subtle manipulations that change the fate of an entire country. The film's sharpness is enhanced by McKay's distinctive style. He knows how to discuss serious political mechanisms without dryness or moralizing, combining black humor, energetic delivery, and a tough perspective on modern history. KUDAGO features the current schedule for Moscow.