Villain 2020
"Crime runs in the blood."
Philip Barantini's *Villain (2020)* delivers a gritty, high-stakes crime drama that plunges into London's underworld with relentless tension.
Director: Philip Barantini
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Villain (2020) about?
Eddie Franks, freshly released from prison, tries to stay out of trouble, but his younger brother Sean's reckless actions force him back into London's criminal underworld. When Sean owes money to violent gangsters, Eddie risks everything—his savings and his old ties—to protect him, sparking a dangerous spiral of violence and betrayal.
Who directed Villain?
Philip Barantini directed *Villain*. Known for his immersive storytelling, Barantini crafts a tense, character-driven crime drama that keeps audiences on edge.
Who stars in Villain?
Craig Fairbrass leads the cast as Eddie Franks, joined by Robert Glenister, Nicholas Aaron, Izuka Hoyle, and Jade Asha.
Is Villain (2020) worth watching?
With its tight pacing and strong performances, *Villain* is a standout in the crime genre. While it doesn't have an IMDb rating yet, the film's raw intensity and moral dilemmas make it a gripping watch for fans of gritty thrillers.
How long is Villain?
The runtime for *Villain* is 97 minutes.
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About Villain (2020) — A Crime Drama of Brotherhood and Betrayal
Philip Barantini's *Villain (2020)* delivers a gritty, high-stakes crime drama that plunges into London's underworld with relentless tension. After a decade behind bars, Eddie Franks is desperate to leave his criminal past behind, but his younger brother Sean's reckless lifestyle drags him back into the chaos. When rival gangsters threaten Sean over a drug debt, Eddie scrambles to protect him—using his life savings and calling in old mobster favors, all while navigating a web of betrayal and violence. The film's claustrophobic atmosphere and moral ambiguity make it a pulse-pounding descent into loyalty and survival.
Starring Craig Fairbrass as Eddie, *Villain* balances raw action with emotional depth, exploring themes of family bonds and the inescapability of one's roots. With sharp direction and a committed cast, it's a tense, character-driven thriller that grips from the first frame to the last.