Pippa (Daisy Lowe) was a twin model. After a car accident which disfigured her and caused her to use a cane, she has become a recluse in her apartment, not leaving it for four years. Following a robbery gone bad, Kayleigh (Eliza Bennett) forces her way into Pippa's apartment and takes her prisoner/hostage...although for the dysfunctional Pippa, she can't walk outside her door without having a crippling anxiety attack. The two women bond in an unusual way as Kayleigh freely travels the world while Pippa never leaves her world. Things get really sour when a third person shows up at the apartment (Alfie Allen).
This is a home break-in film with a slight twist. I thought the directing and acting was spot on even though the dialog failed to reach its potential. It was all filmed in one location with minimal amount of actors which shows that good films can come from small budgets with a decent script and actors who can deliver lines.
The film has been nominated for several film festival awards and even won a couple.
Parental Guidance: F-bomb. No sex or nudity.
This is a home break-in film with a slight twist. I thought the directing and acting was spot on even though the dialog failed to reach its potential. It was all filmed in one location with minimal amount of actors which shows that good films can come from small budgets with a decent script and actors who can deliver lines.
The film has been nominated for several film festival awards and even won a couple.
Parental Guidance: F-bomb. No sex or nudity.