#political-drama

#political-drama

The Seoul High Court postponed Lee Jae-myung's trial until after the June election, stirring controversy in South Korea's volatile political landscape.

Jon Hickey's debut novel 'Big Chief' delves into power struggles, corruption, and the quest for belonging within the context of tribal politics.

Ari Aster's new film 'Eddington' explores chaos and horror during the early COVID-19 pandemic through a political struggle in a small town.

Political brawls in the Dáil entertain many, contrasting serious global issues, as seen during Ireland's economic crash.

Cromwell's rise to power stirs up dangerous rumors in the politically charged atmosphere following Boleyn's execution.

Walter Salles returns to Brazil with his film 'I'm Still Here', exploring themes of forced disappearance during military dictatorship, amidst current political resonance.

The Sisterhood aims to educate young women into powerful future leaders, depicting a strong female-focused narrative in the universe of Dune.

The film simplifies Catholic theology and reduces serious discussions of faith to superficial politicking.

Conclave fails to engage deeply with the complexities of Church doctrine, opting for a progressive perspective instead.

Hector explores Jamaica's culture, focusing on Kingston's carnival and significant figures like Olympian Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce.

Giant merges fact and fiction, exploring Roald Dahl's controversial views on Palestine and the response they elicited from friends and colleagues.

Rings of Power's focus shifts to political dialogue, enriching the narrative with necessary background.

Current political drama in Numenor showcases urgent divisions that need addressing in the series.

Joe Penhall's drama 'A Very British Scandal' offers a unique perspective on political themes, focusing on personal safety and community responsibility.