Over-the-top dramatized farce by the British film maker

Rating: Null/10 (8 July 2018)

So you guys used the death of Stalin to get even of what you guys used to scared to death how and when and what the Soviet Russia might have done to the West and especially the European countries under his iron-clad dictatorship? You guys finally got the chance to ridicule all those clowns around this tyrant and by means of a dramatized film. You think the most fearful Communist country was once administered and controlled by these clown-like peers? The so-called long and endless "Kill List" drafted by Beria, the executioner and the butcher's assistant, who carried it out for Stalin, but after the passing of Joseph Stalin, "he had been defeated by an anti-Beria coalition (led by Georgy M. Malenkov, Vyacheslav M. Molotov, and Nikita S. Khrushchev). He was arrested, deprived of his government and party posts, and publicly accused of being an "imperialist agent" and of conducting "criminal antiparty and antistate activities." Convicted of these charges at his trial in December 1953, Beria was immediately executed." So you British film makers could use Stalin's and the turmoil aftermath to draft up such ridiculous film to make even of the scare-shit-less fact how you guys feared 24/7/365?
The logic of you guys' thinking is obviously impaired beyond remedy. How the most fearful Communist nation in the world was once administered by such bunch of clowns and scared you guys to death? By dreaming up such a political farce was just like doing a DIY masturbation, trying to holistically heal an half-century nightmare.
This film is not even qualified as a "political comedy" but a childish "political farce". If you have the least sanity and I.Q., you should pass it by all means.