World Premiere at LFF 2020.

AVAILABLE ON: Sky, Amazon, and SVOD

Two hapless evangelicals are tasked with killing the world's most famous secularist at a literary festival.

STARRING: Harry Melling, Tom Brooke, Derek Jacobi, Roger Allam and Vinette Robinson

DIRECTOR: Harry Michell

‘It’s a solid evening’s entertainment, assembled with an assurance rare at this budgetary level (…) Simmons and Michell, blessed with good ideas and the craft to do them justice, are building a notable filmography on the margins: let’s hope the industry’s moneymen are watching.’

Mike McCahill from ‘The Guardian:’
‘Although Brooke does an excellent job of conveying his violent character’s complexities, it’s Melling, recently seen in Netflix’s ‘The Queen’s Gambit’, who gives the film its emotional weight with his sensitive portrayal of the self-doubting Tim. And ever-reliable veterans Allam and Jacobi are typically impeccable, especially in the film’s arch coda demonstrating that religion, as well as politics, makes strange bedfellows.’

Frank Scheck at ‘The Hollywood Reporter:’
‘Packed full of dark themes and hilarious moments, it’s a movie that will make you laugh as well as keeping you on the edge of your seat.’

Emma-Jane Betts at ‘The Upcoming:’

‘It’s a solid evening’s entertainment, assembled with an assurance rare at this budgetary level (…) Simmons and Michell, blessed with good ideas and the craft to do them justice, are building a notable filmography on the margins: let’s hope the industry’s moneymen are watching.’

‘Packed full of dark themes and hilarious moments, it’s a movie that will make you laugh as well as keeping you on the edge of your seat.’