Providing a taste of how the tense drama might unfold, the trailer promises a mysterious thriller that tosses in a touch of conspiracy and much more to come.
"When Robert’s anxiety about the house’s hidden basement, rises, Carol’s curiosity is piqued as she and her mother investigate the whereabouts of Robert’s first wife, Joan. But the secrets Robert has kept will take a long time to untangle."
View Green Video on the source website"The cellar is full of poison, you mustn't go down there," Henshall’s Robert proclaims to his partner Carol (Nuttall) in the trailer, before engaging in a tense confrontation — "What have you done Robert?".
After shouting from the balcony of his rather splendid home "I’m not leaving this house," a family investigation ensues into whether something darker might be going on under the surface.
"The novel soon evolved into a funny, twisted, ‘dark-romp’ full of farcical scenes and it’s wonderful to see the depth and richness of Carol’s story realised as a screenplay."
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