The Regime review: A political satire with no bite
Kate Winslet is delirious as the germophobe Chancellor of a crackpot country somewhere in Middle Europe, in The Regime (Sky Atlantic).
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Kate Winslet is delirious as the germophobe Chancellor of a crackpot country somewhere in Middle Europe, in The Regime (Sky Atlantic).
The Regime (Sky Atlantic/Now from Monday, 9pm) is what Kate Winslet did next after the Emmy-winning Mare of Easttown and Lee, a biopic of Lee…
The actor puts in a huge performance as the Chancellor of a fictional European nation. The moral seems to be: ‘Kate Winslet’s being a bit weird, isn’t she?’
Frequent Wes Anderson collaborator Alexandre Desplat’s plucky compositions are next-level for a television series
Andrea Riseborough on co-parenting with ‘The Regime’ dictator and what she remembers most from set: “I spent a great deal of time moving air purifiers and bowls of steaming potatoes in and out of rooms.”