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Set in Great Britain and Paris during the late 1970s, this drama follows Dean Page, a working-class teenager who seeks to escape his family background and a history of abuse by his father. After securing a job at an art gallery owned by Lady Gryffon, Dean eventually travels to France. There, he assumes the identity of Lady Gryffon's son to infiltrate the upper class and integrate himself into high society.

The film was written and directed by Duncan Roy, marking the first of two listed directing credits before his 2004 project, Method. Produced by Roy and Richard West, the movie features Matthew Leitch in the lead role alongside Diana Quick, George Asprey, Rachel Pickup, Sam Newman, and Lindsey Coulson. The production was supported by the UK Film Council and Bard Entertainments.

Technical elements of the production include a projection technique that displays three simultaneous frames of action side-by-side to create a triple-image effect. The film has received a moderate reception from audiences, holding a 6.3 rating on IMDb from 1,300 votes and a 5.6 rating on TMDB from 18 votes.