Showing posts with label state of play. Show all posts
Showing posts with label state of play. Show all posts
Sunday, January 25, 2009
State of Play
From reading Andrew Sullivan, yesterday I watched a BBC series from 2003: State of Play. I watched the first three episodes (there are six total) and so far it's really great. A thriller about a British Minister and his journalist friend and the initial sex scandal that mushrooms into a case of high-level government corruption. It has great acting, a tight script, and an intense, yet naturalistic tone. Plus it's got Bill Nighy, who makes anything better. It's for anyone who is interested in politics and media.
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