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: Maggie (Julia Deakin) is the matriarch who brews tea and suggests garden burials with the same chilling level of calm.

Ben Wheatley’s directorial debut, (2009), is a masterclass in low-budget, claustrophobic filmmaking that subverts the traditional British gangster genre by dragging it into the kitchen sink. Shot in just eight days in the home of co-writer Robin Hill’s parents, the film trades sprawling underworld empires for a cramped suburban house in Brighton, where the most dangerous weapon is often a poisoned cup of tea. Domesticity Meets Depravity Down Terrace

: Bill spends his time high, playing folk guitar and lamenting the decline of modern morals while ordering hits. : Maggie (Julia Deakin) is the matriarch who