Dunkirk made polity or a Churchill biopic?

Rating: 7/10 (23 February 2018)

Okay, this review is totally personal and that's why I'm going to talk about this movie from a more "political" point of view.
Let's go, the film seems that all he wants is to dulcify the figure of Winston Churchill and presents him as someone needed for the world today; I mean, the British prime minister is facing a cowardly political class that is only looking for a peace with Hitler because of the fear of losing what they have in case of defeat (similarities between Trump's victory? where? I do not see them)
In the midst of all this, and with a party that does not support him and has only chosen him to gain time for a favorable peace treaty, or little bad, Churchill appears as the savior of the nation guided by his instincts and the voice of the people, this is so funny because only happens in one scene when there are fifteen minutes left for the end.
Ignoring all that, it's a good movie and especially Gary Oldman.