I completely get your point. Still I would advise to be careful. Movies don't follow the same scrutiny than say, academic papers. Deliberate inaccuracies are co

I completely get your point. Still I would advise to be careful. Movies don't follow the same scrutiny than say, academic papers. Deliberate inaccuracies are common. Obviously, of course. Why I'm saying this then? First it can of course create a false understanding of the past events (if of course the movie was set into some historical context). This by itself might be not dangerous, but it may lead to drawing completely wrong conclusions. What requires even more care is a deliberate psychological manipulations by the director to bypass critical rational thinking. As it is with every content, I ask three most important questions: what? who? why? What is exactly showed to me? Who is showing it to me? Why is it showed to me?