Oliver Ledwith

Election Night 1979: Margaret Thatcher is about to come into power. A young black man is held on suspicion of murdering his pregnant wife. Officers Karn and Wilby, racist to the core and high on the prospect of a Conservative Party victory, try to lure the suspect into a quick confession. But the night has just begun...Callous humiliation gives way to a barrage of sinister violence, leading to a devastating conclusion.Written by Barrie Keefe, who was behind the British classic The Long Good Friday, SUS is an emotionally charged and incredibly tense crime drama that serves as a powerful outcry against past institutional racism. But in the age of counter-terrorism SUS also begs the question: has history caught up with us?

London, present day. Zeta, a thirty-something high-flying advertising executive, decides to leave her beloved dog in the care of Zoe, a junior work colleague, while away in Paris for a romantic weekend. Zoe's initial fears about the task at hand prove to be accurate when her inexperience with animals lands her in a sticky situation.

Election Night 1979: Margaret Thatcher is about to come into power. A young black man is held on suspicion of murdering his pregnant wife. Officers Karn and Wilby, racist to the core and high on the prospect of a Conservative Party victory, try to lure the suspect into a quick confession. But the night has just begun...Callous humiliation gives way to a barrage of sinister violence, leading to a devastating conclusion.Written by Barrie Keefe, who was behind the British classic The Long Good Friday, SUS is an emotionally charged and incredibly tense crime drama that serves as a powerful outcry against past institutional racism. But in the age of counter-terrorism SUS also begs the question: has history caught up with us?

London, present day. Zeta, a thirty-something high-flying advertising executive, decides to leave her beloved dog in the care of Zoe, a junior work colleague, while away in Paris for a romantic weekend. Zoe's initial fears about the task at hand prove to be accurate when her inexperience with animals lands her in a sticky situation.