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Sean Durkin’s piercing, intimate drama The Nest follows ambitious entrepreneur Rory (Jude Law), who relocates his wife Allison (Carrie Coon) and their children from suburban America to a crumbling English mansion, where the hollow dream of 1980s London riches strips their marriage bare and forces them to confront the truths they can no longer outrun.

“ ★★★★ The Guardian. It’s elegantly constructed and precisely composed, with Durkin painstakingly recreating an era without falling into nostalgic overload ” more
“ The Hollywood Reporter. A beautifully modulated chamber piece, played by a crack ensemble led by Jude Law as a flashy Cockney on the make and Carrie Coon as his increasingly disillusioned American wife. ” more
“ Variety. Movies almost never deal with the intricacies of marriage: finances, schooling, finding the right work-life balance. By contrast, “The Nest” burrows into the minutiae, and the rewards of going along with the O’Haras are worth it. ” more
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