A film is directed by Steve Hoover follows a man called 'Pastor Crocodile.' He is famous in Ukraine for his working which he rehabilitates and educated drug-addicted kids. Also he is a justice keeper who protect to carry out his moral vision. But He has made Mariupol a better place until , the attacks are taken place in Ukraine.
Critics Of "Crocodile Gennadiy ( Almost Holy) 2015"
San Francisco Chronicle
May 25, 2016
This documentary isn't about heroes and villains, or determining right and wrong. It's about hope in the face of hopelessness, and what drives a man to keep trying to change the seemingly unchangeable.
Steve Hoover's documentary never questions Mokhnenko's right to play God with people's lives but builds a powerful portrait of the way one man has made a difference in a country that is no longer master of its own future.
Steve Hoover peels back multiple layers of Mokhnenko's story with artistry and acuity, assisted by a heady and propulsive score from composer Atticus Ross.
This gripping documentary about Gennadiy Mokhnenko, aka Pastor Crocodile, a controversial child-welfare activist in Ukraine, has the propulsive power and arc of a drama.
Steve Hoover's film makes for a sympathetic,yet quietly critical portrait. John Pope's dark lensing and Atticus Ross's score add to the sense of unease and intrigue.
