Your concern is understandable.

Even-so, I would say it’s worth a watch. It does a good job of being historically accurate. I don’t want to say too much as it’d spoil the experience of watching a movie (at least by how I define spoilers hah), but I think the movie strikes a solid balance in respecting the lives lost, calling out the hypocrisy, bringing up arguments for both for and against, acknowledging genius etc.

Ultimately, watching the movie with grains of salt (as with everything) is an enriching experience and it’d be a shame to miss.

Now for the movie watching experience: If you can, watch it in IMAX 70mm. But since that’s very rare, I otherwise recommend Dolby Cinema.

Hope that helps a bit.

Thought did cross my mind but I don’t have a keygen/cracked executable. How would one go about doing that?

DesignaKnit, such a niche software… and SO expensive when wanting to use it for hobby knitting