Excellent, queasy chiller from Babak Anvari. The moral of the story seems to be if you're a graffiti artist, don't go breaking into people's homes as you never know what you'll find or what might happen to you. George MacKay is the graffiti artist who breaks into judge Hugh Bonneville's home and gets more than he bargains for. The material isn't particularly new but the handling of it is first-rate and Bonneville makes for a very unnerving villain. Good work, too, from MacKay, Kelly Macdonald as his mother and Percelle Ascott as his best friend. It even manages to pull a couple of unexpected rabbits out of the hat which makes it a genre picture worth seeking out.
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