The Square

The Square follows Ray, a construction worker unhappy in his marriage, who begins an affair with his neighbor, Carla. The plot thickens when Carla's husband, Greg, a mobster with a stash of drug money, becomes a central figure in their scheme to steal his money and burn down her house. As their plan unfolds, unexpected complications arise, leading to a tense exploration of trust, greed, and the unraveling of lives.

With a runtime of 105 minutes, the film intertwines themes of money, revenge, and tragedy, making it a compelling watch for fans of crime thrillers. The film's keywords such as murder, arson, and extortion highlight the dark undertones present throughout the story. The performances by David Roberts and Claire van der Boom, among others, bring this intense narrative to life, making it a notable entry in Edgerton's filmography.