Review of The Post (2017) by Mirza Mohd S — 20 Jan 2018

'The Post' is a well-made timely political drama, that albeit its strong theme, never forgets to entertain.

This review of The Post (2017) was written by Mirza Mohd S on 20 Jan 2018.

The Post has generally received positive reviews.

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Review of The Post (2017) by Mirza Mohd S — 20 Jan 2018

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