Is there any good British politics kino?

The Thick of It

>>83781581
Yes, Minister and Yes, Prime Minister

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>>83781642
>>83781642
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>>83781581
Nice shit posting thread kinotard!

>>83781581
State of Play

>>83781581

House of Cards (the original one)

A Very British Coup

>>83781625
fpbp

>>83781724
>>83781642
>>83781625
Not OP but I have all of these.

Any others?

>>83781581
House of Cards - the original one

Only one
Yes minister and yes prime minister

Why would British politics shows be different to american politics shows?

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>>83781581
Little Witch Academia

>>83781808
Different history, culture, and governmental systems?

>>83781581
OFFICIAL BRITISH POLITICAL POWER LEVEL KINO

>Yes, Prime Minster
>Yes, Minister
>Spitting Image

*POWER GAP*

>The Daily/Sunday Politics / This Week
>Prime Minster Question Time
>Thick Of It
>House of Cards (BBC)
>Question Time

*POWER GAP*

>Have I Got News For You

>>83781783
There's >>83781729

Basically a radical lefty suddenly, unexpectedly gets power, and is brought down by the true powers.

V for vendetta

>>83781834
>This Week
>Not the ultimate kino

Those openers though.

Children of Men and V for Vendetta

Pretty much what Britain will be like in 10 years

>>83781888
Ah yes, an American enters the thread.

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>>83781581
The New Statesman

>>83781783
The New Statesman

>>83781832
They're the same as Americans though really. Culturally that is. They just don't have a president because they love having an unelected head of state for some reason.

>>83782189
Anglos aren't that culturally similar. There are plenty of cultural differences between the US/UK as well as within both.

Learn to embrace complexity and not reject it so you can pretend like you understand more than you really do.

>>83782227
Name one then

>>83782246
The English are more self depreciating and pessimistic, while Americans are more willing to believe anyone can make it, which reflects in their comedy. English comedy tends to be more societal satire, while a lot of American sitcoms either have wacky premises, or are about people consistently beating the odds.

>>83782301
I've seen lots of pessimist comedy from the USA.

>>83781581
this series on departments
https://youtu.be/TyGhg8BmECw

and these
https://youtu.be/utDEkUWyQ8Y

BBC documentaries on the House of Commons
https://youtu.be/WgX82UX1LCU
and the Lords one

>>83782425
Looks interesting, will watch.

I'm starting a civil service job in Whitehall this year and want to try to learn as much as I can about it.

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>>83781581
>Is there any good British politics kino?

Sesame St lad

>>83781783

In the Loop

>>83782693
Surely under the umbrella of in the loop

>>83782693
>>83782841
Under the umbrella of The Thick of It rather

>>83781834
Spitting image is garbage, yes minister is boring nostalgic bullshit

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>>83781581
Is spy kino under the umbrella of politics kino?

>>83782900
Fuck you on both accounts

>>83782900

Neck yourself.

>>83782841
>>83782857
>>83782929
How is umbrella mentioned so many times within 4 posts

>>83782966
It rains a lot in Britain

>>83781581
Surely we can call anything by Chris Morris politics kino
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r3BO6GP9NMY

>>83782998
Truth.

>>83782998
Mariaaaa