The film initially follows (George MacKay), a rebellious 23-year-old graffiti artist who breaks into the homes of London's wealthy elite to spray-paint his signature tag, "I Came By," as a form of social protest. His partner, Jay, decides to quit the operation after learning he is going to be a father, leaving Toby to target the home of a retired High Court Judge, Sir Hector Blake (Hugh Bonneville), alone.

: Hugh Bonneville, best known for his kindly roles in Downton Abbey and Paddington , delivers a chilling, "against-type" performance as a sociopathic predator hiding behind a mask of aristocratic respectability.

Critics generally praised the central performances, particularly Bonneville's, but found the screenplay's attempt to balance social politics with thriller elements somewhat messy. While some found the time jumps and protagonist shifts refreshing and unpredictable, others felt it hindered the film's pacing and emotional depth.

: The story explores themes of class privilege, systemic inequality, and how the powerful can use their influence to shield themselves from justice. Technical Details : Runtime : Approximately 1 hour and 50 minutes.