The Man Who Knew Too Much

Harold March, a young and insightful reviewer, embarks on a politically charged journey to Torwood Park to interview the influential Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir Howard Horne. Despite his extensive knowledge of politics, art, and culture, he remains oblivious to the realities of the political world. As he traverses the moors, the contrast between his idealism and the complexities of political life becomes evident, setting the stage for an exploration of his character and the societal issues at play.