Inspired by Foy’s own experience of being attacked, Citadel is at times alarmingly real.

Yet it’s the crossover into mythic territory that takes this from hoodies to Homeric territory as Tommy embarks on a quest with a fallen priest and a blind child with special powers.

A gritty sister to Philip Ridley’s Heartless , this is similarly flawed but full of flair.

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Single White Female and Diabolique haunt this second riff on Sébastien Japrisot’s novel (there was a 1965 adap), where Tuppence Middleton’s moneyed hedonist Micky reconstructs her memories after a fire.

As she uncovers a blurry history of jealousy and murder involving doting pal Do (Alexandra Roach), immersive lensing and a solid cast sustain the intrigue until the plot twists hold about as firm as a glass slipper.

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