Turnout 2011
"It's All On The Line…"
Against the gritty backdrop of Hoxton, East London, *Turnout (2011)* dives into the raw tension of a relationship pushed to its breaking point.
Director: Lee Sales
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Turnout (2011) about?
Turnout follows Sophie and George, a couple on the brink of their first holiday together. With a £2,000 balance due, Sophie entrusts her savings to George—only to discover he's secretly broke. His impulsive attempt to cover the debt spirals into a risky scheme that threatens both their plans and their relationship.
Who directed Turnout?
Turnout was directed by Lee Sales, a filmmaker known for his sharp, character-driven narratives set against urban British backdrops.
Who stars in Turnout?
The film features Ophelia Lovibond as Sophie, George Russo as George, and supporting roles from Francis Pope, Neil Maskell, and Ricci Harnett.
Is Turnout (2011) worth watching?
Turnout offers a gripping, tense drama with strong performances and a relatable premise. While it doesn't boast a rated IMDb score, its honest portrayal of financial desperation and relationship strain makes it a compelling watch for fans of gritty British cinema.
How long is Turnout?
Turnout has a runtime of 97 minutes.
About Turnout (2011) — A gritty British drama of love, lies, and financial desperation
Against the gritty backdrop of Hoxton, East London, *Turnout (2011)* dives into the raw tension of a relationship pushed to its breaking point. Directed by Lee Sales, this intense British drama stars Ophelia Lovibond as Sophie, a hopeful partner oblivious to her boyfriend George's desperate financial straits. As the couple scrambles to pay off a £2,000 holiday balance, George's reckless gamble with Sophie's savings spirals into a high-stakes gamble for their future. With themes of trust and desperation woven into its narrative, the film immerses viewers in a world where every decision carries irreversible consequences.
The atmosphere crackles with unspoken anxiety as George's lies unravel, revealing the fragility of their bond under financial strain. Lee Sales crafts a tense, character-driven story that explores the lengths people go to cover their tracks—and the cost when those lies collapse. Shot through with authentic East London grit, *Turnout* is a gripping watch for fans of raw, emotionally charged dramas.