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The makers of Fauda have another hit on their hands: Sky Atlantic’s Munich Games reviewed

The first episode signals that there are going to be more than enough twists and turns for you never to feel as though you are wasting hours of your life

Ludicrously hot, brave and omnicompetent, Maria Köhler (Seyneb Saleh) is a terrible cliché and an exercise in wish fulfilment. Image: © Sky Studios/Amusement Park Film/CBS Studios
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