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Sordid Secrets Uncovered in Official Trailer for Netflix’s London-set crime thriller ‘I CAME BY’

Netflix has today released the official trailer and key art for BAFTA-winning director Babak Anvari‘s (Under The Shadow, Wounds) I Came By, an arresting London-set crime thriller that channels classic Hitchcockian suspense via contemporary themes of ‘Establishment’ privilege and corruption.

Directed by Anvari, from a script he co-wrote with Namsi Khan (“The Midwich Cuckoos”, “His Dark Materials”), I Came By stars George MacKay (1917, True History of the Kelly Gang), Hugh Bonneville (Notting Hill, Downton Abbey), Kelly Macdonald (Operation Mincemeat, Anna Karenina), Percelle Ascott (“The Innocents, X+Y) and Varada Sethu (Jurassic World: Dominion, Now You See Me 2).

The film centers on a pair of rebellious young graffiti taggers, Toby (Mackay) and Jay (Ascott), who regularly target the homes of the UK’s wealthy elite and ruling class. When Toby breaks into the home of renowned former High Court judge Sir Hector Blake (Hugh Bonneville), he uncovers a sordid secret that plunges him into a life-threatening journey that puts both his own life and the lives of those closest to him in peril.

I Came By releases in select UK cinemas on August 19 and on Netflix from August 31, 2022.

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