Room follows Jack, a five-year-old boy who has never known anything beyond the single windowless room where he was born and where he lives with his mother, Ma. For Jack, this cramped space is the whole world, filled with games, stories and routines his mother has created to give him a normal childhood. For Ma, it is a prison: she was abducted as a teenager and has been held there for seven years by a man Jack knows as Old Nick. As Jack's questions about their situation grow harder to answer, mother and son attempt an escape, and the film goes on to explore how both of them adjust to a world Jack has only ever seen on television.
Lenny Abrahamson directed the film, his fourth feature, following Garage and Frank and preceding The Little Stranger. Emma Donoghue wrote the screenplay, adapting her own novel, with Ed Guiney and David Gross producing. Brie Larson plays Ma and Jacob Tremblay plays Jack, alongside Joan Allen, Sean Bridgers, Tom McCamus and William H. Macy. The production was a British, Irish, Canadian and American co-venture made for about 13 million dollars, and it took roughly 35 million dollars worldwide.
On IMDb the film holds a rating of 8/10 from 9,854 votes, while its critics' rating stands at 8.5/10 from 318 reviews, so critics rated it somewhat higher than audiences did.
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