"Politics, it seems to me, for years, or all too long, has been concerned with right or left instead of right or wrong" ~ Richard Armour.
This quote best sums up this remarkable film. John Walsh truly is a British Michael Moore albeit a much slimmer version. His exposure of a corrupt political system in jolly old England is an eye opener for sure. This is a brash in your face kind of film. There is a liberal use of profanity too, but never does it seem vulgar or unnecessary.
John Walsh tracks down a rogue politician who has had his snout in the feeding tray for thirty years. The journey is a hoot, but I must say when the dust settles and I finished the film I did feel a sense of anger and resentment for the way that many political systems allow enough cracks for the bad guys to hide. Top marks to John Walsh for bring some light on this dark issue and for an entertaining night too.
This quote best sums up this remarkable film. John Walsh truly is a British Michael Moore albeit a much slimmer version. His exposure of a corrupt political system in jolly old England is an eye opener for sure. This is a brash in your face kind of film. There is a liberal use of profanity too, but never does it seem vulgar or unnecessary.
John Walsh tracks down a rogue politician who has had his snout in the feeding tray for thirty years. The journey is a hoot, but I must say when the dust settles and I finished the film I did feel a sense of anger and resentment for the way that many political systems allow enough cracks for the bad guys to hide. Top marks to John Walsh for bring some light on this dark issue and for an entertaining night too.