The movie serves as a sophisticated satire of the intellectual elite. It touches on infidelity, terminal illness, drug use, and the intersection of personal morals with political ambitions.

The story begins at a lavish party where the son of a wealthy businessman is found dead. What follows is a murder mystery as detectives peel back layers of deception among the high-class guests.

Critics describe it as "gleefully nasty" and "zinger-packed," featuring an A-list cast (including Cillian Murphy and Patricia Clarkson) who deliver sharp, spiky dialogue in a single-location setting.

Janet, newly appointed as a shadow minister, hosts a small dinner party to celebrate. The evening quickly unravels as guests arrive, bringing personal crises, ideological clashes, and long-held secrets to light.

It highlights classism, family drama, and the hollow nature of public pretenses. The film is noted for its "lavish" production design and a plot involving intricate webs of lies.

A more recent release available on Netflix , this Lagos-set thriller focuses on the "bad and bougie" lifestyle of Nigeria's wealthy elite.