Boiling Point

Boiling Point, the thrilling drama centred on a fateful night for a top restaurant in London is now available to watch in full on streaming service Netflix.

However, as of March 23, 2022, the movie is available to stream on Netflix for no additional cost. Boiling Point was released in UK theatres on January 7, 2022, and was later available on certain VOD platforms. Based on the 2019 short film of the same name, Boiling Point stars Stephen Graham — who previously appeared in projects like Venom 2 and Peaky Blinders — as Andy Jones. Andy is the troubled head chef of a top London restaurant whose personal and professional problems come to a head on the most important night of his restaurant’s life.

Restaurants, stress and high-pressure situations collide in Boiling Point. The thriller stars Line Of Duty's Stephen Graham and is taking Netflix by storm ...

It’s chaotic, stressful and you will most definitely be on the edge of your seat, as if you’re in the kitchen with the under-pressure staff. Just when you think that things can’t get any worse for Andy, the film explores racism, micromanagement, a dramatic allergic reaction and the restaurant being downgraded from a five-star health and safety rating to just three. While stressed-out head chefs and bustling London restaurants may not seem like everyone’s cup of tea, the thriller is directed by Philip Barantini (Chernobyl, The Responder) and, most interestingly, is filmed in one single, continuous shot.

Stephen Graham stars as an overworked head chef in the new single-shot film Boiling Point.

Shot in a single take, in and out of a kitchen reaching boiling point." For more from the biggest stars in TV, listen to the Radio Times podcast with Jane Garvey. The pressure is already on when health and safety services unexpectedly show up for inspection. Subscribers need a valid email address and a credit or debit card. New to Netflix? Go to www.netflix.com and follow the instructions to create your account. UK fans desperate for a quick and easy way to watch Stephen Graham’s BAFTA-nominated performance in Boiling Point are in luck: the movie has finally landed on Netflix.

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She’s previously starred in Bancroft and in No Offence. He’s starred in This Is England, Line of Duty, Time, Boardwalk Empire and White House Farm. Stephen Graham takes the cast lead in the Philip Barantini directed film Boiling Point – playing head chef Andy. Andy lets his personal troubles spill over into his professional – as stresses rise on a big night for his upmarket East London restaurant.

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Head Chef Andy goes through a hell of a day in Netflix film Boiling Point? But does the Stephen Graham character die at the end?

Another said: “Watching Boiling Point on Netflix. One of the most stressful films I’ve ever watched but brilliantly written and fantastically acted. She was referring to a touching scene where a female worker discovered scars on the arms of a young man. (2021) One of the best films I’ve seen in years. Exciting dialogue, a one take film depicting a topic I’ve rarely seen in film. Charlotte O’Sullivan of the Evening Standard also gave Boiling Point four stars, saying: “Some films leave you fed up. “The theme of the movie is everybody has two masks, right? Things culminate in a heated argument and an ambiguous final shot.” Not just amazing performances all around but an incredible technical achievement,” one viewer gushed on social media. Andy’s problems are revealed as lots deeper when, alone in his office, he drinks whiskey from the bottle and snorts drugs. She promised him they would get him help. This one leaves you feeling well fed. It’s no surprise that it was nominated for a tonne of awards both here and in the States. It was nominated for four Baftas, including the categories of Outstanding British Film and Best Actor in a Lead Role.

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Start your Independent Premium subscription today. “Saw #BoilingPoint last night – absolutely terrific,” wrote one viewer. Netflix viewers have reacted in awe to Stephen Graham’s performance in the one-take drama Boiling Point.

Directed by Philip Barantini, the film takes place across one eventful night in a prestigious restaurant, with Stephen Graham in the lead. He is best known for ...

Overwhelmed, Andy turns to alcohol and drugs before assuring his family that he’ll go to rehab. The woman suffering the reaction is sent to the hospital and the nervous staff argue that they’re uncertain if she could die or not. Directed by Philip Barantini, the film takes place across one eventful night in a prestigious restaurant, with Stephen Graham in the lead.

Boiling Point has just arrived on Netflix, and it is a must watch.

Boiling Point currently has a 99% fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes, too, with it receiving a plethora of excellent reviews from critics. That's super unique in cinema today and makes Boiling Point fresh and just a little bit crazy, as there is never a break from the action. As things get crazier and crazier, can he and the team keep it all together?

Boiling Point has just arrived on Netflix, and it is a must watch.

Boiling Point currently has a 99% fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes, too, with it receiving a plethora of excellent reviews from critics. That's super unique in cinema today and makes Boiling Point fresh and just a little bit crazy, as there is never a break from the action. As things get crazier and crazier, can he and the team keep it all together?

The critically acclaimed Philip Barantini helmed British drama is now available for the audience to stream on Netflix, months after the theatrical release. One ...

That’s not about it, the one-shot filming isn’t the only winning argument for ‘Boiling Point’, they surely have more in store. The critically acclaimed Philip Barantini helmed British drama is now available for the audience to stream on Netflix, months after the theatrical release. One of the most convincing reasons to put ‘Boiling Point’ on your must-watch/stream list right now is the one-shot filming of the title.

Or, rather, Netflix does. Following on from a short run in Irish cinemas back in January, Boiling Point focuses on an especially stressful evening in a popular ...

Graham is brilliant as ever, presenting as a walking time-bomb and a genuinely flawed human being you want to root for even under the most difficult of circumstances. Playing out over the course of around 90 minutes, Boiling Point is shot in one continuous take, bringing the viewer into every corner of the restaurant, inside and out. Following on from a short run in Irish cinemas back in January, Boiling Point focuses on an especially stressful evening in a popular London restaurant, right around Christmastime.

The film follows a stressed chef whose restaurant has just seen its hygiene rating drop for five to three. Critic Mark Kermode said: "Audaciously filmed in a ...

The film is loosely based on Barantini’s time spent working as a chef, with Boiling Point covering issues such as self-harm, addiction and racism - all in the space of a single night’s service. Graham told the Press Association: "For me, it is the most zen acting I have ever done in my life. The film follows a stressed chef whose restaurant has just seen its hygiene rating drop for five to three.

The single-take thriller sees Graham star as an 'emotionally scarred London chef' as he struggles to wrangle his team on a busy shift.

And he was completely on it the whole way through. Filmed in a single shot, it was like watching an immersive play and the characters and story were gripping. @StephenGraham73 blows us away every time, and the rest of the cast were brilliant too.