The Trial of Christine Keeler

A young woman becomes the focus of a major political scandal when her relationships connect a powerful government minister and a man suspected of spying. As the story unfolds from her perspective, private lives collide with public fallout, exposing the pressures, paranoia, and hypocrisy of early-1960s Britain.

My take

You’ll like this if you enjoy real-life political scandals, period drama, and courtroom pressure, especially in the vein of Rillington Place or Fearless; Not for you if you hate flashbacks, slow pacing, or need clear background context.

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