National Theatre at Home: Man and Boy

Set in New York City during the 1930s, this drama focuses on Gregor Antonescu, an international financier whose professional life collapses following a disastrous business deal. To avoid the fallout, Gregor seeks refuge in the home of his estranged son, Basil. As Gregor attempts to preserve his empire and public standing, the tension between father and son reveals hidden truths and tests their bond. Based on a screenplay by Terence Rattigan, the story examines themes of corruption and paternity.

The film was directed by Anthony Lau, marking his debut at the National Theatre. It features Ben Daniels and Laurie Kynaston in the lead roles of father and son, with a supporting cast including Phoebe Campbell, Nick Fletcher, Isabella Laughland, and Malcolm Sinclair. Filmed live at the Dorfman Theatre in London, the production is part of the National Theatre at Home series. On TMDB, the film has a rating of 9/10 based on one vote.