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Death Of Parents | Drunkenness
One night in his near-empty tower block in contemporary London, Adam has a chance encounter with a mysterious neighbor Harry, which punctures the rhythm of his everyday life. As a relationship develops between them, Adam is preoccupied with memories of the past and finds himself drawn back to the suburban town where he grew up, and the childhood home where his parents appear to be living, just as they were on the day they died, 30 years before.
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One night in his near-empty tower block in contemporary London, Adam has a chance encounter with a mysterious neighbor Harry, which punctures the rhythm of his everyday life. As a relationship develops between them, Adam is preoccupied with memories of the past and finds himself drawn back to the suburban town where he grew up, and the childhood home where his parents appear to be living, just as they were on the day they died, 30 years before.
Best Ensemble International Competition | 2025 | Claire Foy
Best Actor International Competition | 2025 | Andrew Scott
Best Lead Performance Male | 2024 | Andrew Scott
Actor of the Year | 2024 | Andrew Scott
Best Actor | 2024 | Andrew Scott
Best Supporting Performance | 2023 | Paul Mescal
Best Film | 2023 | Andrew Haigh
Best Screenplay | 2023 | Andrew Haigh
Screenwriting | 2023 | Andrew Haigh
LGBTQ Screenplay of the Year | 2024 | Andrew Haigh
Best Performance by a Male Actor in a Motion Picture Drama | 2024 | Andrew Scott
Best Performance by a Male Actor in a Motion Picture Drama | 2024 | Andrew Scott
Best Supporting Actor | 2024 | Paul Mescal
Best Supporting Actress | 2024 | Claire Foy
Outstanding British Film of the Year | 2024 | Andrew Haigh
Best Director | 2024 | Andrew Haigh
Best Screenplay (Adapted) | 2024 | Andrew Haigh
Best Ensemble Cast | 2024 | Claire Foy
Best Actor | 2024 | Andrew Scott
Best Supporting Actress | 2024 | Claire Foy
Best Picture | 2024 | Peter Czernin
Best Adapted Screenplay | 2024 | Andrew Haigh
Best Supporting Actor International Competition | 2025 | Paul Mescal
Best Supporting Actress International Competition | 2025 | Claire Foy
Best Supporting Performance | 2023 | Claire Foy
Best Lead Performance | 2023 | Andrew Scott
Best Casting | 2023 | Kathleen Crawford
Best Performance in a Supporting Role | 2024 | Jamie Bell
Best Adapted Screenplay | 2024 | Andrew Haigh
Best Actor | 2024 | Andrew Scott
Best Male Lead | 2023 | Andrew Scott
Best Lead Performance | 2024 | Andrew Scott
Best Actor | 2024 | Andrew Scott
Best Actor | 2023 | Andrew Scott
Outstanding Lead Performance | 2023 | Andrew Scott
Best Adapted Screenplay | 2023 | Andrew Haigh
Best Actor | 2024 | Andrew Scott
Best Actor | 2023 | Andrew Scott
Best Lead Actor in Film | 2024 | Andrew Scott
Best Actor | 2024 | Andrew Scott
Best Actor | 2024 | Andrew Scott
Outstanding Lead Performance | 2023 | Andrew Scott
Outstanding Supporting Performance | 2023 | Claire Foy
Best International Feature | 2023 | Peter Czernin
Best Screenplay | 2023 | Andrew Haigh
Best Lead Actor | 2024 | Andrew Scott
Best Actor in a Motion Picture Drama | 2024 | Andrew Scott
Best Screenplay Adapted | 2024 | Andrew Haigh
Film Performance | 2024 | Andrew Scott
Best Performance | 2023 | Andrew Scott
Best Actor in a Horror Movie | 2024 | Andrew Scott
Actor of the Year | 2023 | Andrew Scott
Best Actor | 2024 | Andrew Scott
Best Actor | 2024 | Andrew Scott
Best Lead Performance | 2024 | Andrew Scott
Best Feature | 2024 | Peter Czernin
Best Director | 2024 | Andrew Haigh
Best Actor | 2024 | Andrew Scott
Best Picture | 2024 | Peter Czernin
Best Adapted Screenplay | 2024 | Andrew Haigh
Best Lead Actor Film | 2024 | Andrew Scott
Best Supporting Actor Film | 2024 | Paul Mescal
Best International Film | 2024 | Peter Czernin
Supporting Actor of the Year | 2024 | Paul Mescal
Supporting Actress of the Year | 2024 | Claire Foy
Screenwriter of the Year | 2024 | Andrew Haigh
Best Music Supervision for Film Budgeted Under 25 Million Dollars | 2024 | Connie Farr
Best Independent Film | 2024 | Peter Czernin
Main Competition | 2023 | Jamie Ramsay
Best English Language Film (Bedste engelsksprogede film) | 2025 | Andrew Haigh
Best Film | 2024 | Andrew Haigh
(director) | 2024 | Andrew Haigh
Best Adapted Screenplay | 2024 | Andrew Haigh
Director of the Year | 2024 | Andrew Haigh
Screenplay of the Year | 2024 | Andrew Haigh
Best Adapted Screenplay | 2024 | Andrew Haigh
Best English Language Film (rets engelsksprogede film) | 2025 | Andrew Haigh
Budget 5,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 14,864,960 USD
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Andrew Haigh's childhood home served as the filming location for the house Adam finds his parents in.
[Jamie Bell, recalling a scene in the film that reminded him of his own parenthood as a father of three]: "When I tell Adam it's time to go now, Andrew reaches out and puts his hand on my mouth to stop me from speaking. My four-year-old does that. She thinks, if you don't speak it, it won't happen. It's a moment that wasn't in the script. That was just Andrew being brilliant. And you immediately go, 'OK, I'm going to hold his hand now, because that hand is precious to me.' It fuels you, and that's what's wonderful about working with great actors."
[Director Andrew Haigh on using the song "The Power of Love" by Frankie Goes To Hollywood]: "The idea that I used to love that song as an 11-year-old queer kid living in suburban England and that I could put it in a film years and years later, now being very open about my sexuality, is something I never thought would actually be a possibility," Haigh says. "And I can make a film with queer content -- again, something I never thought would be a possibility. And I'm in a relationship, which is, again, something I never thought would be a possibility. I was like, Fuck it, that's going at the end of the film. There was no way I was not doing that. I wouldn't even care if nobody liked it."
Jamie Bell wore brown contact lenses to closer resemble Andrew Scott's eyes.
Loosely adapted from the novel Strangers by Taichi Yamada, a book which also inspired the 1988 film The Discarnates (1988).
