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One reviewer here points to the cold war actions of communist countries telling lies through the press.... As if America in the 50s and 60s never told lies ... ! Meanwhile now you have a Republican Party using the Communist playbook in their political campaigning suggesting VPs have been turned by Chinese surveillance... while the Democrats try to tell the electorate and the rest of the world that they care about the people and plan to curtail the power of corporations.... But this film is still pretty good. As long as you accept that the conceit that the US journalists ar interested in the truth!

This is a slow plot and probably sucks in people who believe sections of the British establishment are corrupt. Obviously this was a stage drama written by a practising QC who clearly had come across some real life examples of the British aristocracy more keen on profit and self rewarding than charity or humanity.

If you want a story that seems to suggest that there are immoral figures in the UK government historically and therefore it is perfectly reasonable that they exist currently, then this is definitely the film for you!

It really isn't that complicated, but was clearly based on legal process.

I don't think the similarity between the FBI and Hugo Wearing's characters in the Matrix was entirely unintentional.

America you should be ashamed.... And you've exported your behaviour to the UK and other countries.