Director: Russell Lewis
A quiet English household turns into something far stranger than an ordinary family drama in Grace, the 2025 British feature directed by Russell Lewis. John Simm anchors an ensemble built around Richie Campbell and Rakie Ayola as the calm inside one home slowly curdles into dread.
What is Grace about?
At the center of it all is Grace, a devout young woman whose sheltered, churchgoing upbringing offers little defense against something closing in around her. As relatives and neighbors struggle to explain the changes they're witnessing, old loyalties and quiet faith are tested at every turn. Brad Morrison, Amaka Okafor and Laura Elphinstone round out a household caught between disbelief and fear as its sense of safety erodes scene by scene, never quite settling into a single explanation until the very end.
Cast & crew
John Simm, long familiar to British television audiences, leads a tight ensemble built for close-quarters tension rather than large-scale spectacle. Richie Campbell and Rakie Ayola bring wary, grounded performances, while Amaka Okafor and Laura Elphinstone fill out a cast where nobody fully trusts what they are seeing. Director Russell Lewis keeps his camera close, favoring faces and cramped rooms over anything more elaborate.
Context & significance
Produced in the United Kingdom, Grace runs a lean 95 minutes and belongs to a recent run of British-made supernatural dramas that favor domestic, lived-in settings over sprawling mythology. Its IMDb score of 5.9 marks it as a modest, under-the-radar release rather than a marquee horror title, the sort diaspora viewers often stumble onto through recommendation rather than marketing.
Where & how to watch
Grace can be watched on K-Time with a free account login, and the page itself is free to browse without signing in. The film carries a Persian dub alongside Persian subtitles, so Farsi-speaking viewers can choose whichever format suits them within K-Time's Persian-focused viewing experience.