Catch Us If You Can

The five live together in a London flat and start their day with breakfast. They then drive into the city toward Smithfield Market, where posters for the 'Meat for Go' campaign loom over the streets.

During the Meat for Go shoot at Smithfield Market, Steve's disillusionment grows as he watches the campaign's vanity. He steals an E-type Jaguar with Dinah and they speed away, kicking off their flight from the advertising machine.

In their flight, Steve and Dinah stop at Oasis Swimming Pools in central London, using the moment of cover to regroup. The open-air pool scene gives them a brief moment of anonymity before continuing their escape.

Nearby, a scene unfolds around the Great Conservatory on the grounds of Syon House, adding a splash of elegance to their fugitive journey. The couple continues their escape from the authorities.

From London they head south into wintry countryside, traveling across southern England toward Burgh Island off the Devon coast. The journey is a blend of road chatter and ongoing pursuit.

Dinah considers buying Burgh Island as a refuge from celebrity pressure. Rival advertising executive Leon Zissell sees an opportunity and dispatches two henchmen to pursue them.

On the road, they encounter beatniks squatting in MOD-owned buildings on Salisbury Plain, with some scenes filmed in Imber. The encounter adds a surreal contrast to their escape.

The fugitives next meet an eccentric, upper-class married couple in the Royal Crescent in Bath, a jarring shift from their fugitive journey. The moment deepens the film's satirical tone.

Steve reveals his plan to visit his boyhood hero Louie, whose youth club in London's East End has relocated to Devon. The detour foreshadows a potential ally or obstacle in their path.

After a fancy-dress party in the Roman Baths in Bath, they are pursued by police and Zissell's henchmen. The chase tightens as they try to slip away from their pursuers.

Steve, Dinah, and the remnants of Steve's gang push on toward Devon, with police still in pursuit. The route becomes a winding chase through rural towns.

Louie recognises Dinah instantly due to her TV celebrity, but fails to recognise Steve and misremembers his name. The moment underscores the unevenness of fame and memory.

Dinah's island proves disappointing; at low tide it is reachable from the mainland, and Zissell has already arrived. A crowd forms around the two, heightening the drama of the stand-off.

Steve says goodbye to Dinah and leaves with his friends as the crowd closes in. The escape ends on a tense, ambiguous note about what comes next for both of them.