Mohammed Al Fayed, the larger than life head of Harrods, was rarely out of the news in the nineties, Nadim Sawalha captures Al Fayed's mix of bombast and bonhomie, presenting a touching and humorous piece that represents the human side of the Al Fayed story as opposed to the scandal and drama that surrounds it. It is also a thought-provoking satire on the British establishment, examining Mohammed Al Fayed's exhaustive quest to gain a British passport - an irreverent look at the question of nationality in Britain. In other words: Mohammed Al Fayed vs. HM Government.