Prevenge

Like it got all this praise, it got all this acclaim and suddenly I was like, hang on a minute, you can make something that has that kind of humour is very British, is very small and fairly cheap to make, and still reach people internationally, still do that.

And when you look at Alice Lowe's other stuff, like Prevenge, she made about a pregnant woman whose unborn baby tells her to murder people.

Like, it's the most ridiculous idea.

And she treats it so seriously.

And I'm sure I've heard her speak so many times.

And so much of it is like, you have no idea how difficult it was.

Like she directed Prevenge whilst she herself was like seven months pregnant.

Like it's, she seems to do all these things on expert difficulty.

October 20th, Bodies Bodies Bodies, directed by Halina Reijn.

21, Prevenge, directed by Alice Lowe.

22, Three Cases of Murder, directed by George Moore O'Ferrall, David Eadie, and Wendy Tohe.

That's the person we're focusing on.