A Way of Life

The film tells the story of 17-year-old Leigh-Anne Williams, who is trying to care for her six-month-old daughter while relying on three teenage squatters. As her situation deteriorates, her fears escalate, culminating in a troubling fixation on her neighbor, who becomes the target of her paranoia.

With themes of racism and hate crime, A Way of Life presents a stark look at societal issues through the lens of its protagonist's struggles. The film features a notable cast, including Sara Gregory, Oliver Haden, and Brenda Blethyn, who contribute to the intense portrayal of Leigh-Anne's deteriorating mental state.