
The Diplomat Review: Power Is Quiet, Patient, and Always Watching
The Diplomat review: Keri Russell shines in a slow-burn political drama about diplomacy, marriage, and power. Smart, tense, and rewarding.


The Diplomat review: Keri Russell shines in a slow-burn political drama about diplomacy, marriage, and power. Smart, tense, and rewarding.

Andrew Scott stars in Steven Zaillian's slow-burn Ripley, a black-and-white study of a con man's patient, chilling transformation in 1960s Italy.
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