Remi Weekes	...	(Director)
Remi Weekes, Felicity Evans, Toby Venables	...	(Writer)
Sope Dirisu	...	Bol Majur
Wunmi Mosaku	...	Rial Majur
Malaika Wakoli-Abigaba	...	Nyagak
Matt Smith	...	Mark Essworth
Javier Botet	...	The Witch
Yvonne Campbell	...	South Sudanese Woman
Vivienne Soan	...	Neighbour
Lola May	...	Nyagak's Mother
Kevin Layne	...	The Cameroonian
Maureen Casey	...	Detention Custody Officer
Homer Todiwala	...	Iraqi Man
Dominic Coleman	...	Lead Officer
Sally Plumb	...	Secondary Officer
Roland Manookian	...	Barber
Andy Gathergood	...	Church Man
Rasaq Kukoyi	...	William
Gamba Cole	...	George
Bradley Banton	...	Phillip
Roque Baños	...	Composer
Jo Willems	...	Cinematographer

Comments: This film is both intimate and gigantic

I liked a lot of it and loved the premise, and loved Bol. Some of the shots of Bol sitting on a chair in his living room that turn into, or mix in with ... I'm not sure how to describe this ... mix with the misadventure at sea as the background are otherworldly beautiful

The understated maze-like trap for Rial is well done, and her transformation from a not very sympathetic character (for me) to the heart of the film is courageously executed

Good zombies too, but I could never understand the layout of the house, or what was up where in those holes in the walls, and it bothered me LOL


Summary: A refugee couple makes a harrowing escape from war-torn South Sudan, but then they struggle to adjust to their new life in an English town that has an evil lurking beneath the surface.