All the Devils Are Here

In the remote heart of Dartmoor, four thieves are holed up, their days reduced to counting cash and passing time while tension builds. The programme, a gritty thriller titled All the Devils Are Here, features Eddie Marsan in a central role.

The programme titled is presented as a movie‑style entry. It is classified within the thriller genre, offering a concise, self‑contained narrative that follows a small group of characters in a tense, isolated setting. The story unfolds in the remote heart of Dartmoor, a sparsely populated moorland that provides a natural backdrop of isolation. This secluded environment frames the action, giving the characters a stark landscape in which their movements are confined to a single hideout. The hideout itself is positioned in the middle of this moor, reinforcing the sense of isolation. Within this hideout, four thieves take refuge, their only activity being the meticulous counting of the loot they have secured. With little else to occupy them, they pass the hours in a repetitive routine, the act of tallying money becoming both a practical task and a way to kill time. Their routine of counting the cash serves as the central activity that fills the otherwise empty hours. The production features Eddie Marsan in a leading role, anchoring the narrative with his presence among the quartet of criminals. As a thriller, the programme maintains a focused atmosphere, concentrating on the characters' idle moments and the tension that arises from their confinement and the constant handling of cash.