Silent Night

Nell (Keira Knightley) and Simon (Matthew Goode) invite their closest friends to join their Christmas dinner with their family in their dream home in the English countryside.

As the night progresses, friends feel as if no time has passed between them, but behind the happiness that overflows the atmosphere, there is something not quite right. The outside world is facing imminent destruction and can do nothing to prevent it.

The director, Camille Griffin, gives these details about the film: "With 'Silent Night', I wanted to create a metaphorical exploration of the moral and emotional values of the British upper class. I hope 'Silent Night' leads us to ask: with all the advantages that "privilege" gives us, are we able to protect those we love? As a filmmaker, I wanted to question the morality of a government that avoids taking responsibility for its mistakes and for the most vulnerable population. Art?s character believes in taking care of everyone. Art questions the use of Exit a suicide pill (its name was inspired by Brexit) NOT the use of a life-saving vaccine. Art does not question confidence in medical science at any time; his character only questions how reliable information is during a state of emergency, so I passionately worry that my film will not be misinterpreted".