Coldwater

Andrew Lincoln leads this thriller, which centres on John as he decides to move his wife and children away from the city and into the quiet, rural Scottish idyll of Coldwater. The relocation promises a slower pace of life and the chance to raise his family in a picturesque setting. Yet the serenity is deceptive, because the neighbours they befriend in the close‑knit community are concealing a dangerous secret. As the hidden threat begins to surface, the family finds themselves drawn into a web of suspense that threatens the peace they hoped to find. The tension escalates as ordinary interactions turn into clues about the hidden danger.

Andrew Lincoln leads this thriller, which centres on John as he decides to move his wife and children away from the city and into the quiet, rural Scottish idyll of Coldwater. The relocation promises a slower pace of life and the chance to raise his family in a picturesque setting. Yet the serenity is deceptive, because the neighbours they befriend in the close‑knit community are concealing a dangerous secret. As the hidden threat begins to surface, the family finds themselves drawn into a web of suspense that threatens the peace they hoped to find. The tension escalates as ordinary interactions turn into clues about the hidden danger.

John wrestles with overwhelming guilt, finding it hard to manage his remorse. The weight of his conscience sits heavily on him, and he constantly battles feelings of self‑reproach. His internal struggle dominates his thoughts, leaving him restless and uncertain about how to move forward. A bizarre hunting trip then intervenes, thrusting him into an unusual setting that forces him to reassess his outlook. The strange circumstances of the excursion shift his perspective, prompting a subtle but noticeable change in how he regards his own situation. As this new viewpoint takes hold, Tommy's influence over John grows steadily, becoming a more prominent factor in his thinking and decisions.

John wrestles with overwhelming guilt, finding it hard to manage his remorse. The weight of his conscience sits heavily on him, and he constantly battles feelings of self‑reproach. His internal struggle dominates his thoughts, leaving him restless and uncertain about how to move forward. A bizarre hunting trip then intervenes, thrusting him into an unusual setting that forces him to reassess his outlook. The strange circumstances of the excursion shift his perspective, prompting a subtle but noticeable change in how he regards his own situation. As this new viewpoint takes hold, Tommy's influence over John grows steadily, becoming a more prominent factor in his thinking and decisions.

John and Fiona find themselves reluctantly attending the funeral of a well‑liked member of the community, a duty that quickly escalates the strain between them. The solemn ceremony forces them to confront unresolved issues, heightening the tension that already simmers beneath their interactions. Every whispered conversation at the gathering seems to amplify their discomfort, making the day feel heavier than any ordinary farewell. Meanwhile, Tommy and Rebecca are thrown into panic when they realise their son Cameron has vanished without a trace. The sudden disappearance shatters their routine, leaving them desperate for answers as they scramble to locate him. Their fear is compounded by the community’s quiet concern, which only underscores the urgency of finding Cameron before night falls.

John is consumed by regret about his friendship with Tommy, feeling that the bond has led him down an uneasy path. Determined to confront his unease, he seeks to share his growing suspicions with Fiona, hoping that opening up will bring some clarity. He's worried his loyalty to Tommy may have compromised his judgment. Fiona, meanwhile, confides that she's yearning for some distance from her husband, insisting she needs space to sort through her own thoughts. As John attempts to voice his concerns, the two find themselves navigating a delicate conversation, each wrestling with personal doubts and the need for honesty. Both realise that honesty may be the only way to move forward.

John and Fiona find themselves reluctantly attending the funeral of a well‑liked member of the community, a duty that quickly escalates the strain between them. The solemn ceremony forces them to confront unresolved issues, heightening the tension that already simmers beneath their interactions. Every whispered conversation at the gathering seems to amplify their discomfort, making the day feel heavier than any ordinary farewell. Meanwhile, Tommy and Rebecca are thrown into panic when they realise their son Cameron has vanished without a trace. The sudden disappearance shatters their routine, leaving them desperate for answers as they scramble to locate him. Their fear is compounded by the community’s quiet concern, which only underscores the urgency of finding Cameron before night falls.

John is consumed by regret about his friendship with Tommy, feeling that the bond has led him down an uneasy path. Determined to confront his unease, he seeks to share his growing suspicions with Fiona, hoping that opening up will bring some clarity. He's worried his loyalty to Tommy may have compromised his judgment. Fiona, meanwhile, confides that she's yearning for some distance from her husband, insisting she needs space to sort through her own thoughts. As John attempts to voice his concerns, the two find themselves navigating a delicate conversation, each wrestling with personal doubts and the need for honesty. Both realise that honesty may be the only way to move forward.

Fiona begins to question the future of her marriage as disquieting facts surface, forcing her to reassess the foundations of their relationship. The emerging revelations shake her confidence and make her wonder whether the life she’s built with John still holds any meaning. She feels torn between loyalty and the growing sense she’s been living a lie. At the same time, John is gathering his resolve, preparing to meet the repercussions of the choices he’s made. He steels himself for the fallout, only to be confronted with the news that another death has occurred, adding a layer of urgency to his predicament. The revelation forces him to confront his guilt and the impact of his actions on those around him.

Determined to expose the truth about Tommy, John and Fiona ask him and Rebecca to join them for lunch. The meeting is presented as a simple sit‑down, but the hidden aim is clear – they want the facts laid bare, each aware the conversation could shift the balance of power. What starts as a tense meal quickly turns hostile, with accusations flying and motives being questioned. The atmosphere grows volatile, and the polite dinner soon erupts into a perilous showdown, leaving everyone far from the civil exchange they expected and plunging the gathering into a dangerous confrontation, and threatens their safety in the restaurant.

Fiona begins to question the future of her marriage as disquieting facts surface, forcing her to reassess the foundations of their relationship. The emerging revelations shake her confidence and make her wonder whether the life she’s built with John still holds any meaning. She feels torn between loyalty and the growing sense she’s been living a lie. At the same time, John is gathering his resolve, preparing to meet the repercussions of the choices he’s made. He steels himself for the fallout, only to be confronted with the news that another death has occurred, adding a layer of urgency to his predicament. The revelation forces him to confront his guilt and the impact of his actions on those around him.

Determined to expose the truth about Tommy, John and Fiona ask him and Rebecca to join them for lunch. The meeting is presented as a simple sit‑down, but the hidden aim is clear – they want the facts laid bare, each aware the conversation could shift the balance of power. What starts as a tense meal quickly turns hostile, with accusations flying and motives being questioned. The atmosphere grows volatile, and the polite dinner soon erupts into a perilous showdown, leaving everyone far from the civil exchange they expected and plunging the gathering into a dangerous confrontation, and threatens their safety in the restaurant.