In Humans We Trust

About This Movie

So, 'In Humans We Trust' is this intriguing piece from 2017 that presents a pretty unique take on unexpected encounters. Picture a typical Sunday for a retired British couple turned upside down when they find three illegal immigrants from Eastern Europe hiding out in their garden shed. The film has this offbeat tone, blending tension and dark comedy, making you feel a certain discomfort while also drawing you in. The performances carry a raw authenticity that’s refreshing, and there’s a noteworthy use of practical effects that heightens the realism. It’s a film that navigates themes of belonging and the human condition, leaving you with more questions than answers, which I find quite compelling.

'In Humans We Trust' has had a somewhat limited release, which certainly adds to its appeal among collectors. It hasn't seen a wide variety of formats, making its physical editions somewhat scarce in the market. The film's unique premise and execution have sparked interest, leading to a growing community of fans and collectors who appreciate its unconventional storytelling and thematic depth.