Acclaimed British actor Christopher Eccleston (The Leftovers, Thor: The Dark World) will be joined by Marsha Thomason (White Collar) and Paterson Joseph (The Leftovers, Law & Order: UK) in a new four-part drama series Safe House from Eleventh Hour Films. Safe House is a tense thriller set in the beautiful wilderness of the Lake District. The cast will also include Jason Merrells (Emmerdale, Waterloo Road), Nicola Stephenson (All At Sea, Holby City), and Peter Ferdinando (Doctor Who, A Field in England) and is set to commence filming today; Monday 6th October. The 4-part drama tells the story of a married couple: Robert (Christopher Eccleston) a former detective and Katy (Marsha Thomason) a teacher who are asked by close friend and police officer Mark (Paterson Joseph), to turn their remote Guest House into a Safe House. Their first ‘guests’ at the Safe House, are a family in fear of their lives after they are violently attacked by someone who claims to know them. For Robert protecting the family resurrects fears and anxieties bound up in a terrifying night eighteen months ago - where he was protecting a star witness who was about to testify against her gangland husband. Unexpectedly, he was shot, and she was killed. As a consequence of running the Safe House, Robert re-questions this incident and uncovers a web of lies. Inspired by a real couple, Safe House is a distinctive character-driven drama created and written by Michael Crompton (Kidnap & Ransom, Carrie’s War), and directed by award-winning Marc Evans (Hinterland, Collision) and produced by Andrew Benson (Strikeback, Mad Dogs). It is being developed by Eleventh Hour Films’ Paula Cuddy, who is also an Executive Producer, alongside Jill Green. Safe House is potentially a returnable series for ITV and Eleventh Hour Films and was commissioned by ITV’s Director of Drama, Steve November and Controller of Drama, Victoria Fea. “We're delighted to commission Safe House from Jill Green and Eleventh Hour Films. It's a compelling four-part drama from Michael Crompton with great characters and genuine twists which keep you guessing right to the end.” Jill Green (Foyle’s War, Collision, The American) said: “ This brilliant idea for a psychological thriller has attracted a strong cast – and will keep viewers gripped.”
相对于前作《爸行》在创业剧情上的突兀感和不适感，这一次在展现潮汕的传统婚姻观和时代发展的观念碰撞上交出了一份真实又好笑的答卷。笑点桥段设计也不会很尬了，除去方言电影本身的局限性，依然推荐感兴趣的朋友看看。
喜剧是真的喜剧，很搞笑（我还想看多点恋爱剧情，这里恋爱进展太快，包括后期双方父母接受同性的过程也太快）
很成功的小成本电影。刀子嘴豆腐心，挑剔保守却也勤奋善良的母亲形象塑造得鲜活立体。传统潮汕文化与都市文明的碰撞、择偶问题上代际观念的差别、母子之间的恩情与矛盾，影片想要实现多种因素的平衡实在不易，故不得不使人物形象在某些方面趋向与现实不甚相符的美好（例如女主除了离过婚几乎没有“缺陷”、潮汕母亲完全不看重日后的孙辈是男是女），从而实现一种让渡，如此才能为影片画上圆满句号。正如简·爱继承遗产，罗切斯特断腿眼瞎之后方终成眷属一样，影片的设定有保守主义之嫌，但已然是文明向前迈进的一步。一星给演妈妈素人演员。
不敢相信这是印度电影唉！印度唉！反观……男女主在自己爱的人面前真的眼睛都闪着光唉，画风都温柔了很多。特别男主，反差好大。
男主是 遇见女孩的感觉 那位咩，完全没认出来
电影略略长，看了三次才看完。最后强调love is love和法律使同性恋领养合法化，特别是最后四个人坐在一起的画面很动人。男主坦白那场群像的构图太太太经典了，赞～多多关注非典型的性取向吧～第一次看关于形婚的电影，最后落脚点在于领养这个点，还是踩得蛮好的。
1.“这种事为什么发生在我们身上呢？”估计这是大多数父母的心声吧。2.“之前结婚是因为你们，现在是因为法律”。电影很美好，生活很现实。
影片笑点很多，印度都已经涉足形婚这一题材了，国内荧幕是不可能看到了。其实现实中很多异性的婚姻，与形婚又有何区别呢，很多也只是像室友一样，搭伙过日子罢了，真爱只与爱有关，与性别无关。被影片最后游街一幕破防了，泪目，男主也终于有勇气卸下枷锁，无视他人眼光，面对真实自己。
当时代在进步，我们止步不前都在噤声不语，比后退还要让人窒息，谁才是压抑的民族呢
拍得很像生活纪录片。素人演员的表演很真实了。节奏不太行，到后半段让人完全失去耐心。
祝贺印度🇮🇳拍出了形婚题材的电影，就凭敢拍，敢上映，值得五星
除了有点长，都很好，有一星打给印度的先进性（全靠同行衬托）。也不知道为啥，一定要歌舞吗？虽然只有一点点。
领养领养领养!通讯录不会改变人的价值观哈哈
但另一方面而言，其实拍出来至少代表了一种关注。
意外地非常不错！2022开年的爆冷黑马！潮汕方言的小成本电影，讲述在深圳打工的儿子带女友回家见父母的故事…
畢竟這是上帝的選擇
印度电影还是一如既往的高水准，最后家人的和解很感人。
另一个译制组翻译的名字《永结同心》我觉得更能符合这个电影的基调，一个男同跟一个女同结婚，双方约定互不侵犯各过各的，片子前一个半小时剧情比较单调以叙述谈心为主，给闪婚男女主互相熟悉的一个过程。
虽然非常俗套，但是架不住羡慕连印度都能拍这种题材了
后二十分的时候开始带情绪，如果自己的亲人都觉得这是罪是病是恶的话，那面罩将一直摘不下。
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