

High-Rise 2015
"Leave the real world behind"
In Ben Wheatley's dystopian thriller *High-Rise (2015)*, the gleaming façade of a luxurious high-rise tower hides a society on the brink of collapse.
Director: Ben Wheatley
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is High-Rise (2015) about?
*High-Rise (2015)* follows the collapse of order in a futuristic high-rise building, where residents turn on each other as resources dwindle and tensions rise. Based on J.G. Ballard's novel, the film blends psychological horror with social commentary, portraying a society stripped of its veneer of civility.
Who directed High-Rise?
Ben Wheatley directed *High-Rise (2015)*, known for his unconventional and visually striking films like *Kill List* and *Free Fire*.
Who stars in High-Rise?
The film stars Tom Hiddleston, Elisabeth Moss, Sienna Miller, Jeremy Irons, and Luke Evans in key roles.
Is High-Rise (2015) worth watching?
*High-Rise (2015)* is a cult favorite for fans of dystopian thrillers and Ballard's work, offering a unique blend of social satire and horror. While not a mainstream hit, its bold visuals and thematic depth make it a rewarding watch for genre enthusiasts.
How long is High-Rise?
*High-Rise (2015)* has a runtime of 119 minutes.
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About High-Rise (2015) — A Dystopian Thriller of Class and Chaos
In Ben Wheatley's dystopian thriller *High-Rise (2015)*, the gleaming façade of a luxurious high-rise tower hides a society on the brink of collapse. As the building's residents—from the privileged upper floors to the overcrowded lower levels—descend into chaos, class warfare and primal instincts take over. With opulent interiors and a mounting sense of dread, Wheatley crafts a claustrophobic descent into madness, where architecture becomes a metaphor for societal decay. Tom Hiddleston stars as the doctor navigating this fractured world, flanked by Elisabeth Moss's resourceful resident and Jeremy Irons's enigmatic architect, whose grand vision unravels spectacularly.
Beneath its sleek surface, *High-Rise (2015)* explores the fragility of order when civilization's rules vanish. The film's unsettling atmosphere—part sci-fi, part psychological horror—blends J.G. Ballard's source material with Wheatley's signature tension. As power shifts and violence erupts, the tower transforms from a status symbol into a crucible of human nature's darkest impulses. For fans of genre-defying dramas, this is a chilling exploration of what happens when the elevator stops working—and society falls apart.




