The Ambassador

Brgger seems very taken with his own cleverness-his too-cool-for-school attitude suggests that his ultimate aim is really to amuse himself.

At film's end, you'll probably feel like having a long, hot shower, metaphoric or otherwise, to wash away the mire Brgger has presented.

[Brugger] returns with a jaw-dropping expos of postcolonial corruption; he's lucky he returned with his head.

Was this film worth the potential damage it may have caused? Could this information have been revealed in a compelling manner without the goofy subterfuge? I don't know.