'I watched 800 films in Covid, now I direct them'
Benjamin Williams from Malvern has worked on Apple TV's Slow Horses for its upcoming season.
BBC News reports: Benjamin Williams from Malvern has worked on Apple TV's Slow Horses for its upcoming season.
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