The Business

About This Movie

The Business is a gritty dive into the world of '80s crime, filtered through Nick Love's sharp lens. You really get a sense of that gritty atmosphere; it's raw and unpolished, just like the lives of its characters. Frankie's journey from South East London to the sun-soaked but dangerous streets of Spain feels both desperate and thrilling. The pacing is relentless at times, reflecting the adrenaline of the underworld. The performances are solid—Danny Dyer as Frankie brings a blend of charm and vulnerability, while the supporting cast adds depth. It’s not overly flashy, sticking to practical effects that ground the action in reality. Themes of ambition and moral ambiguity swirl throughout, making it a distinctive piece in the crime genre.

Set in the 1980s, capturing the essence of the eraStrong character development through Frankie’s journeyRealistic action sequences enhance the gritty atmosphere