Cold War story of how the SAS has to protect against the radical left
This movie is a reflection of the Cold War. It argues that groups against nuclear war were a threat because they got taken over by terrorists. It also plays upon political theater with staged events to gain support for both sides the government and the radicals. That helps make up for a gaping hole in the story later on when the radicals plan an attack which I won’t reveal because it will be a spoiler. There’s also a dual diatribe at the end between one of the terrorist leaders Judy Davis and the U.S. Secretary of State played by Richard Widmark where he gets to call her a lunatic. They even take a stab at the Labor Party as being ideologically aligned with the radicals. The end is a big SAS show down with the terrorists. Despite its many flaws it wasn’t bad.
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 {"Audio languages": ["English"], "Subtitles": ["English [CC]"], "Directors": ["Sharp", "Ian"], "Producers": ["Chris Chrisafis", "Euan Lloyd", "Raymond Menmuir"], "Starring": ["Richard Widmark", "Lewis Collins", "Judy Davis"], "Studio": ["Action"]}

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