Project Detail

Let It Come Down

Let It Come Down

Synopsis

A couple travels to a secluded family home to restore it ahead of an appraisal survey. But their weekend is interrupted by an unexpected visitor whose presence tests the limits of mutual desire and causes passions to collide, leading to fatal consequences.

Details

Year
2026
Type of project
Features
Running time
103 min
Director
Anna Fredrikke Bjerke 1st Feature
Producer
Kami Naghdi, Isabella Speaight, Molly Murphy
Co-Producer
Nastasja Borgeot
Executive Producer
Dinara Kulibayeva, Alexandre Montavon
Editor
Ricardo Saraiva
Screenwriter
Anna Fredrikke Bjerke
Director of Photography
Lorenzo Levrini
Production Designer
Andy Harris
Composer
Tóti Guðnason
Principal cast
Eliza Scanlen, Edvin Ryding, Charlie Rowe
Supporting cast
Lisa Loven Kongsli, Sam Hazeldine, Jude Bain, Eilidh McKerracher, Jacob Ferguson
Casting directors
Kristina Erdely, Hannah Marie Williams

Genre

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Backscatter Productions Ltd

Isabella Speaight & Molly Murphy
13b Hanover Road 
London
NW10 3DJ 

Constance Media Ltd

Kami Naghdi
Anstead Farm Drungewick Lane
Roundstreet Common
Billingshurst
West Sussex
RH14 0RT

Sales Company

REinvent Yellow

Rikke Ennis
Wilders Plads 8 A
1403 Copenhagen K
Denmark

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