Revenge, repression and uncooked emotion: British director Christopher Andrews’ debut characteristic “Carry Them Down” is a searing exploration of poisonous masculinity. Set in rural Eire, the movie follows two feuding farming households, exposing how cycles of violence and emotional suppression form generations of males. With powerhouse performances from Barry Keoghan and Christopher Abbott, it’s a brutal but deeply human story. The director sits down with Eve Jackson to debate male rage, vulnerability and the way fatherhood modified his view on breaking damaging patterns. Don’t miss this thought-provoking dialog.
'Carry Them Down': Director Christopher Andrews on poisonous masculinity and male rage
