I enjoy social isolation, so I had a very hard time staying focused on this film about how neurotypicals all go insane whenever they can't stare at each other 24/7. This film portrays solitude as some kind of existential crisis, while, by contrast, the reality of our "lockdowns" consisted mainly of binging on entertainment & filling our homes with beautiful things purchased on Amazon. If someone was unhappy during lockdown, they were doing it wrong. I hope we stay socially distant, and preferably isolated, forever.

Nothing really happens. The acting is average but the phone calls are just not believable - they ruin it tbf.

There is some atmosphere, but in a strange way. The atmosphere is the only reason I watched to the end though.

So if you want things to happen then don't watch this, but if you want a bit of English atmosphere then this might satisfy you.

The main actor is OK to be fair, just the direction and phone calls are awful.

Brooks (Jason Farries ) is home alone and has developed COVID long after he has had any contact. This isn't the deadly COVID, just the type that makes you a little under the weather and talk to yourself. Talks to parents, girlfriend, and intruder. Very boring. PLOT SPOILER: Climax. He walks outside. Geesh. What a waste of time.

Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity.