A rebellious young graffiti artist, who targets the homes of the wealthy elite, discovers a shocking secret that leads him on a journey endangering himself and those closest to him.
Direction
Anvari's slow-burn dread, every corridor feels wrong.
Acting
MacKay's fragile rage, Ascott's crushing guilt—both devastating.
Production
That house: character itself, all polished surfaces and rot beneath.
Director
Babak Anvari
George MacKay
Toby Nealey
Percelle Ascott
Jameel 'Jay' Agassi
Kelly Macdonald
Lizzie Nealey
Varada Sethu
Naserine 'Naz' Raheem
Franc Ashman
DS Ella Lloyd
Anthony Calf
Superintendent William Roy
Hugh Bonneville
Hector Blake
Antonio Aakeel
Faisal
Paddy Wallace
C.I.D Officer Jeff
Micky McGregor
PC Carlo Rubio
Amerjit Deu
Naz's Father
Gabriel Bisset-Smith
Dave Colombo (Vlogger)
Yazdan Qafouri
Omid
Nick Read
Angus
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
George MacKay did his own graffiti stunts, training with actual street artists in London—those shaky hands holding spray cans? Method acting, darling.
Anvari, Iranian-British, has called this his 'most English film'—the class commentary lands harder because he sees British hierarchy as an outsider, recognizing its violence as systemic rather than personal.
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