Danny Boyle's ('Yesterday', 'Trainspotting') directorial debut 'Shallow Grave' provided starring roles for the then relatively little-known Ewan McGregor, Christopher Eccleston and Kerry Fox. The 1994 black comedy has since become a British cult classic. David, Alex and Juliet are looking for a flatmate. When Hugo appears, he's like a breath of fresh air. He seems like a cool guy, and he passes a rigorous interviewing process with ease and charm. Hugo soon proves to be just as cool as his new flatmates thought. So cool, in fact, that he is discovered lying stone cold dead in his room the day after he moves in. Cause of death, says Juliet is a massive drugs overdose. This pales into insignificance, however, beside the large suitcase full to bursting point with a huge amount of cash - money that smells as funny as Hugo's decomposing body. David, Alex and Juliet are presented with a massive moral dilemma. Do they tell the police, hand in the cash and behave like normal members of society? Not a hope. BBFC Certified 18 - Contains strong language, violence and horror