In the late 1940s, British intelligence believes they have a Russian spy in their midst. They narrow the list to five or so individuals, one of whom is Donald Maclean, who was assigned to the British Embassy in Washington, D.C., and had full access to U.S. atomic secrets. As they slowly build their case against Maclean, they assign Kim Philby to Washington, D.C. as the senior liaison officer to the C.I.A. He is soon joined there by an old friend, Guy Burgess. When Philby gets wind that Maclean is about to be arrested, he dispatches Burgess to warn him and both defect to the Soviet Union. Philby is thoroughly investigated, and while there is a general consensus that he too is a Russian spy, there is no concrete proof and, publicly at least, is cleared. Eight years later, in 1963, Philby also defects to the Soviet Union and it is revealed that he has been a K.G.B. Colonel for over twenty years.
Kim Philby- Anthony Bate Guy Burgess- Derek Jacobi Donald MacLean- Michael Culver
Alan Bennett's play based on Anthony Blunt's role in the Cambridge Spy Ring and, as Surveyor of the Queen's Pictures, personal art adviser to Queen Elizabeth II. Starring James Fox as Anthony Blunt, with Prunella Scales as The Queen. Directed by John Schlesinger.
Final Solution is a 2004 documentary directed by Rakesh Sharma about the 2002 communal Gujarat Riots that arose as a response to the Godhra Train Burning incident on February 27, 2002.
The second, and final part, of the Beeboid's controversial documentary on Indian PM Narendra Modi. This episode focuses on Naredra's track record since his successful 2019 re-election.
1972 Syrian film from Egyptian director Tewfik Saleh. The Dupes portrays the lives of three Palestinian refugees after the 1948 Palestinian exodus by following three generations of men who made their way from Palestine to Iraq on the hope of reaching Kuwait to pursue their dreams of freedom and prosperity. [With English subtitles.]