Accused coming to Netflix September from director of Boiling Point

Accused coming to Netflix September from director of Boiling Point
The internet can be a wonderful place, it can also be a place of misinformation. In Philip Barantini’s psychological thriller Accused, wrong time, wrong place, wrong man. Ahead of it’s premiere on Netflix, the streaming giants have released a intense new trailer.

This new film is the follow up from the director of the award winning Boiling Point looks at racial injustices at the same time as pulling apart the ethics of social media.

Chaneil Kular takes centre stage in this one and this new trailer gives you a real taster of the atrocities. The trailer also teases things might get darker, maybe even stepping into the horror genre

Related Post: Film Review โ€“ Boiling Point (2021)

False accusations mix with the wildfire spread of social media with deadly consequences when twenty-something Harri travels from the city to dog sit for his parents in the countryside. After being mistaken as the suspect of a train bombing in London, would-be heroes of the people track down his house, where Harri must prove his innocence to the online masses and defend his home and himself from the violent vigilantes.

The film stars Chaneil Kular (Sex Education), Jay Johnson (Boiling Point, The Keeper), Robbie Oโ€™Neill (Boiling Point, Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrel), Frances Tomelty (The Amazing Mrs Pritchard, Vanity Fair), Nitin Ganatra (Bride & Prejudice, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory), Nila Aalia (The Commuter, A Discovery of Witches) and Lauren Ajuyo (Boiling Point, Luther: The Fallen Sun).

Accused will stream on Netflix from 22nd September.


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