Kill Your Friends

• Comedy
• Crime
• Thriller

Within the darkly comedic and frenetic landscape of 1990s London’s music industry, a ruthless A&R executive navigates a hedonistic spiral of drugs and ambition, punctuated by a string of unsettling ‘accidents’ befalling artists he’s dropped. The film isn’t a straightforward whodunnit, but rather a chillingly funny descent into the mind of a man convinced he’s a tastemaker operating above conventional morality, fueled by a desperate need to avoid creative obsolescence. It's a sardonic exploration of the casual cruelty inherent in chasing success and the isolating effect of unchecked narcissism, portrayed with unsettling energy and a detached, almost clinical perspective. The narrative offers a cynical portrayal of the music business as a chaotic ecosystem where talent is secondary to luck and ruthless self-promotion, and where the line between ambition and madness becomes increasingly blurred.