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Title: His House (2020)
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| Sope Dirisu | ... | Bol Majur | |
| Wunmi Mosaku | ... | Rial Majur | |
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Malaika Wakoli-Abigaba | ... | Nyagak |
| Matt Smith | ... | Mark Essworth | |
| Javier Botet | ... | The Witch | |
| Yvonne Campbell | ... | South Sudanese Woman | |
| Vivienne Soan | ... | Neighbour | |
| Lola May | ... | Nyagak's Mother | |
| Kevin Layne | ... | The Cameroonian | |
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Maureen Casey | ... | Detention Custody Officer |
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Homer Todiwala | ... | Iraqi Man |
| Dominic Coleman | ... | Lead Officer | |
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Sally Plumb | ... | Secondary Officer |
| Roland Manookian | ... | Barber | |
| Andy Gathergood | ... | Church Man | |
A refugee couple makes a harrowing escape from war-torn South Sudan, but then they struggle to adjust to their new life in an English town that has an evil lurking beneath the surface.
Going in I thought I'd know what this film was about, I mean a film in 2020 about two black refugees going through the immigration system in Britain how can it be anything but what I'm expecting it to be? But I was wrong, and I am so glad I was.
Another reviewer said that this is "woke" and a commentary on immigration, it isn't, not at all. This is not a film about race or the differences in race or the difficulties of adjusting to living in a new country, it's not trying to say anything about the immigration system it's just telling a story that happens to involve new immigrants to a country, saying this is a commentary on immigration is like saying Jaws is a commentary on water safety or Die Hard 2 is a commentary on airport security.
This film is a supernatural horror about the desperate things that people will do to survive and the consequences of those actions, and it's one of the most entertaining horrors I've seen for a while with some genuinely unsettling scenes, I can only hope people don't dismiss it because of a few ignorant reviewers who see imaginary agendas whenever there are black characters leading a film.
8/10