Perhaps because of its outrageous early ‘70s sexism, one of Britain’s most important ural films, The Rise and Rise of Michael Rimmer, has been consigned to the memory hole.Unscrupulous PR man Rimmer lusts for total power. Commissioned by a lacklustre PM, he arranges an event on a North Sea ship.
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