Russia’s Okko online cinema completes release of premiere of Viktor Soghomonyan's new film, Warsaw '21

The premiere of the new movie Warsaw 21 by producer Viktor Soghomonyan was completed at the Okko online cinema of Russia.
The twelve-part series produced by Arj film studio in the political detective genre has garnered high ratings and exclusively positive reactions among Russian audiences.
"A great story about a pressing topic that makes the audience smarter while not forgetting to entertain at the same time. It's very good, I sincerely recommend watching it", "I'm looking forward to each and every episode, I haven't watched good spy series for a long time’; this is a real top. It keeps you tense and makes your brain work", "A luxurious series, the script, the acting, the cinematography—everything is of a high level," the audience wrote on profile Russian websites.
Yandex KinoPoisk gave this movie a 7.7/10 rating, Kino-Teatr—9.3/10, and Filmix—9/10. On Okko, this movie has received a rating of 8.1/10 and ranks first among other titles of this cinema in the number of user downloads.
Viktor Soghomonyan is a doctor of political science, a professor at MGIMO University—i.e. the Russian Foreign Ministry's Moscow State Institute of International Relations—who has held political positions in Armenia, a media manager, and a founder of Alpha Media House (Alphanews.am internet television and Работает Альфа (Alpha Works) Telegram account). Warsaw '21 is Soghomonyan's third serial movie, and it is shot in Russia.