Indeed, there's simply very little awareness of this in the general public. I'm predicting either a victory for Last Men in Aleppo or Icarus. Both serve as propaganda, but do so for very different purposes;

Last Men in Aleppo promotes terrorism and masquerades it under the guise of heroism and nobility. I mean, you should take a lot of things with a grain of salt, but when The U.S State Department promotes this documentary at briefings, it should be alarming to just about anybody.

Icarus contributes to the demonization campaign of Russia and the whole documentary is based on the testimony of Rodchenkov and his sinister accomplices that used the testimony as a reward for a free life in the United States. In Russia, they were very close to incarceration but were saved at the last minute. I mean, it's quite fundamental to understand that political sanctioning in the world of sports has long been used as psychological warfare; just look at Yugoslavia in the 90's as an example.

Five documentaries were nominated. Three of them serve as more-or-less legitimate embodiments of educational entertainment. Two of them are tools of propaganda, pure and simple.