"The Last Dictatorship" presents General Amin from the perspective of an onlooker, and this presentation is not narrative, but still full of documentary colors. "Gentleness and humor have a unique personality charm", this is the definition portrayed in the movie along with the tyrannical image).
"The Last Dictatorship" allows movie fans to see James McAvoy's acting skills. McAvoy is a Scot, which coincides with the film's role. And the chubby Forest Whitaker also showed the brutality and stubbornness of General Amin just right. Performed a rivalry between men).
"The Last Dictatorship" focuses on the relationship between the "cannibal tyrant" who is a Scottish mercenary and his subordinate physicians. It describes in detail the life of Idi Amin, who ruled Uganda in the 1970s, Forester. Whitaker’s performance in the film is vivid and vividly interprets the behavior and psychology of the characters, and finally plays the role).
