Corridors of Power (2024)

Review Team

4/5

Corridors of Power is a sharp, incisive mockumentary that delves into the chaotic world of Australian politics through the lives of two backbenchers, Fielding and Dunne. Directed by Dror Moreh, the series cleverly balances humour and social commentary, offering viewers a satirical lens on the ambiti ... Show more >> Corridors of Power is a sharp, incisive mockumentary that delves into the chaotic world of Australian politics through the lives of two backbenchers, Fielding and Dunne. Directed by Dror Moreh, the series cleverly balances humour and social commentary, offering viewers a satirical lens on the ambitions and rivalries that define political life. The performances of the lead actors are particularly commendable; they embody their characters with both depth and wit, making their political machinations both relatable and absurd. The tone strikes a fine balance, ensuring that the series remains engaging without losing its critical edge. It is a must-watch for anyone interested in the intricacies of political maneuvering, as well as those who appreciate a well-crafted comedy that reflects real-world issues. Show less

Editor Team

3/5

Corridors of Power gives a light-hearted yet pointed look at the absurdities of politics in Australia. While it may not break new ground in the mockumentary genre, it certainly entertains with its quirky characters and sharp dialogue. The rivalry between Fielding and Dunne is both comical and relata ... Show more >> Corridors of Power gives a light-hearted yet pointed look at the absurdities of politics in Australia. While it may not break new ground in the mockumentary genre, it certainly entertains with its quirky characters and sharp dialogue. The rivalry between Fielding and Dunne is both comical and relatable, showcasing the lengths politicians will go to secure their positions. However, some moments feel a bit stretched, and the pacing can lag at times. It’s not a perfect series, but it has its charm and offers a unique perspective on the political landscape. If you’re after something that mixes humour with a critique of power dynamics, Corridors of Power is worth your time, even if it doesn't quite reach the heights of its more acclaimed counterparts. Show less