Posh and Posher: Why Public School Boys Run Britain

This documentary features Andrew Neil traveling across Britain to investigate the reasons behind the prevalence of public school boys in politics. The film presents a personal journey that raises questions about class, privilege, and representation in British leadership.

With contributions from notable figures such as David Davis, Douglas Hurd, Alan Johnson, and Tony Parsons, the documentary provides a diverse range of perspectives on the topic. The insights offered by these contributors highlight the complexities of political identity and the implications of educational backgrounds on governance.

For collectors of documentary films, this title presents an opportunity to explore a significant aspect of British society and politics. Its focus on the intersection of education and leadership makes it a thought-provoking addition to any documentary collection.