See How They Run

• Mystery
• Comedy
• Crime

A playfully self-aware whodunit set within the glamorous and backstabbing world of 1950s London theater, *See How They Run* subverts the classic murder mystery formula with a meta-narrative that delights in deconstructing the tropes of Agatha Christie adaptations. The film centers on a cynical, world-weary inspector and his relentlessly enthusiastic rookie partner as they navigate a labyrinthine investigation, uncovering a cast of eccentric suspects – each with secrets and motives tied to a doomed film production. The humor isn’t simply slapstick; it’s layered with commentary on filmmaking, fandom, and the very nature of storytelling, creating a uniquely whimsical and intellectually stimulating experience where the joy lies as much in observing the investigation *of* the investigation as it does in solving the crime itself. The film’s stylish aesthetic, reminiscent of Wes Anderson, adds a further layer of distinctive charm to this inventive take on the genre.