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“Tea at four. Dinner at eight. Murder at midnight.”
In 1930s England, a hunting weekend at the grand estate of Darlington Hall gathers a roster of imperious guests and the sharp-witted servants who observe them. When a murder shatters the genteel idyll, the film shifts its gaze to the hidden dramas of the staff, revealing a web of secrets and motives that challenge the facade of upper-class civility. Alan Bennett’s tightly coiled script and Robert Altman’s intricate, multi-layered direction invite viewers into a bygone era’s stifling social hierarchy, where every glance and whispered conversation hints at deeper, darker truths.
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