Mister John

Gerry Devine leaves London to deal with his deceased brother's business and family in Singapore. He becomes increasingly adrift in trying to cope with the loss of his brother and with his troubled marriage back home.

• Aidan Gillen as Gerry Devine
• Zoe Tay as Kim Devine, John's widow
• Michael Thomas as Lester
• Claire Keelan as Kathleen Devine
• Vincent Tee as David Lim
• Michael Walsh, Andrew Bennett as John Devine, John Devine (Voice)
• Janice Koh as Lek
• Shu An Oon as Janjira
• Molly Rose Lawlor as Sarah Devine
• Ashleigh Judith White as Isadora Devine

Mister John premiered at the Edinburgh International Film Festival.[1]

Rotten Tomatoes, a review aggregator, reports that 85% of 13 surveyed critics gave the film a positive review; the average rating is 7.17/10.[2] Tim Robey of The Daily Telegraph rated it 4/5 stars and described Gillen's acting as a "major, moving performance" that stops the film from becoming pretentious.[3] Matt Micucci of Film Ireland compared it to Vertigo and called it "an incredibly brave and ambitious film for today's cinematic landscape".[4] Guy Lodge of Variety described it as "a coolly composed, quietly impressive character study anchored by Aidan Gillen's tremendous performance".[5] Stephen Dalton of The Hollywood Reporter wrote, "But despite some quality ingredients, Mister John never quite plumbs the hidden depths of poetic profundity it seems to promise."[6]

• Mister John at IMDb