Summary: Three friends devise a scheme that involves a dead flatmate, his suitcase full of money and a shallow grave.
Ewan�s Thoughts: ""The most important thing about this film is that the [characters'] relationship in the flat and the fact that they've lived together too long and that rehearsal period was brilliant from the word go. We used to get up, have breakfast and do scenes in our pajamas. In a rehearsal room, you'd set up chairs and tables and pretend there was a wall and a door there; but we were in a real flat, so there was a wall there. It allowed us to get used to each other at the same time as getting used to our characters."
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