Julian Dawson

Simplistic story with an unrefined, crude script lacking any nuance without meaningful character development. Attempts to make an impact with jarringly extraneous crude scenes.

Great acting and sets spoilt by modern affectations, with cheap vulgarity masquerading as humour and a script. Nothing remotely interesting about the story as told. To tell a story of a scandal about the very rare use in that era of inappropriate language by oversupplying expletives throughout the film like a social media sewer is an irony completely lost on the makers of the film.