Adam (Barry Ward) scans the East London skyline.

Adam (Barry Ward) on the verge of doing something he will regret.

Adam (Barry Ward) and Hayley (Hayley Squires) rekindle their combustible romance.

Cormac (Francis Magee) contemplates his future.

Cari (Hannah Hornsby) begs Adam (Barry Ward) to stay out just a bit longer.

Numb with heartbreak, Adam (Barry Ward) retreats into a seaside arcade.

Adam (Barry Ward) explores a nearby amusement park ahead of an unannounced visit to his ex girlfriend, Lauren (Chloe Pirrie).

Adam (Barry Ward) arrives on the coast of North Wales.

Adam (Barry Ward) decides to hit the road.

The crew race to capture a take during a lull in traffic at Victoria Coach Station.

Adam (Adam O’Reilly) absorbs a reprimand from his father, Cormac (Francis Magee).

Barry Ward (‘Adam’) prepares on the road.

Adam (Barry Ward) stands alone at the end of a misbegotten night out.

Barry Ward (‘Adam’) waits for the all clear before shooting a scene.

Cormac (Francis Magee) surveys the remains of his farm.

Ben: “In 2009, after screening our documentary feature Isolation at Edinburgh film festival, we met Samm Haillay among the teeming bodies in a loud Scottish pub. He was really interested in Isolation, we both loved Better Things, it was an exciting time. There was a shared cinematic sensibility and we began to speak more frequently over the next couple of years as we started to develop Blood Cells. In Christmas 2011, Third signed on to the film and we have been hard at work honing it with Ben and Samm ever since through CPH:FORUM and now on to Biennale Cinema College”.

Dieci anni dopo che una catastrofe ha distrutto la sua famiglia e la sua fattoria, un ritorno dal passato costringe un giovane esiliato ad imbarcarsi in un’odissea attraverso i confini incerti e bellissimi dell’Inghilterra di oggi.

A decade after a catastrophe destroyed his family and their farm, an eruption from the past compels an exiled young man to embark upon an odyssey through the broken and beautiful margins of contemporary Britain.