Drama,Thriller
United Kingdom
Dirty Money is a British crime drama film directed by Adam Tysoe and written by Paul Telfer. It stars Anthony Welsh in the lead role of Leo Roberts, a young man who becomes involved in the criminal underworld of London. The film explores the themes of power, corruption, and loyalty, as Leo becomes embroiled in a dangerous world of strip clubs, saunas, drugs, and prostitution.
As Leo's criminal activities escalate, he becomes more and more entangled with the ruthless crime boss Ilir Duka, played by Mem Ferda. With each job, Leo believes he is gaining more control over his situation, but quickly learns that he is only a small piece in a much larger puzzle. The tension and stakes continue to rise as Leo struggles to maintain his balance on the tightrope of criminal life.
The film also delves into the personal lives of Leo's associates, including his best friend and partner in crime, JJ (Chris Simmons), and JJ's troubled wife, Kasey (Kellie Shirley). As each character navigates their own set of challenges and motivations, the film paints a complex picture of the criminal world and the people who inhabit it.
Shot on location in London, Dirty Money features a gritty, realistic portrayal of the city's seedy underbelly. The film's raw aesthetic and intense performances from its cast make for a harrowing and unforgettable viewing experience.
