Life in Cold Blood is an edgy, absurdist short film set in South London. Centered on the daily routines of a small-time dealer, the film unfolds through repetition, transaction, and quiet observation. Customers drift in and out of his flat, each interaction revealing subtle tensions beneath seemingly ordinary exchanges.
Blending dark humour with psychological unease, the film explores control, isolation, and the construction of private realities. The protagonist’s meticulous domestic rituals and fascination with reptiles create a contained ecosystem where the boundaries between environment and instinct begin to blur. What begins as mundane routine gradually shifts into something colder and more volatile.
