James Walton

Ambitious, bold and confusing: BBC4’s Corridors of Power – Should America Police the World? reviewed

Plus: for any younger viewers, Channel 4's Saucy! Secrets of the British Sex Comedy will be one of the weirdest documentaries they’ll have ever seen

Henry Kissinger, one of the heavyweight talking heads in BBC4's Corridors of Power. Credit: BBC / DrorMorehFilms
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