A gentle and quiet masterpiece.

Rating: 10/10 (6 February 2020)

Biting satire and political commentary reimagined with some of the finest British and American comedy actors and directed with an easy eye, a temperate but tight pace and set within some blinding sets and under some lush photography. The fear, the fear, it seems, when written this way, is absolutely hilarious. The absurdity is palpable and toe curling. It's history re-lensed.