Formosa Betrayed
Some political thrillers like Ghost Writer and State of Play (the BBC mini-series, not the Hollywood remake) epitomize storytelling at its finest. Formosa Betrayed, however, falls short of its ambitions.
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Some political thrillers like Ghost Writer and State of Play (the BBC mini-series, not the Hollywood remake) epitomize storytelling at its finest. Formosa Betrayed, however, falls short of its ambitions.
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