The Nest

• Drama

A creeping dread permeates this unsettling drama as an American entrepreneur uproots his family to 1980s England, believing a new life within a crumbling manor house will unlock business success. The film meticulously charts not triumph, but the agonizing unraveling of a marriage and family unit, fueled by financial instability and a jarring cultural dislocation. It's a portrait of ambition curdling into desperation, observing the slow erosion of comfort and security with a detached, almost anthropological gaze. The narrative isn’t driven by outward conflict, but by the suffocating psychological pressure and unspoken resentments that fracture relationships from within, creating a uniquely melancholic atmosphere where the promise of a fresh start devolves into a haunting isolation.