Cleaner

The events unfold in contemporary London, within a recognizable modern urban landscape. Corporate power, environmental rhetoric, and online activism drive the stakes in a near-future thriller vibe. The time frame anchors the plot in a real-world context of public discourse and media scrutiny.

Set in London’s Canary Wharf, the story centers on the glass towers of One Canada Square. The high-rise becomes a claustrophobic stage for a hostage crisis and a showdown over corporate hypocrisy. The urban, vertical setting highlights the tension between public spectacle and private greed.

🌍 Power and Corruption

The film contrasts public virtue with private gain, showing how a powerful energy company can project green ideals while exploiting communities. Noah’s violent takeover exposes how zeal can be weaponized to justify coercion and control. Through Joey and Michael, the story questions who ultimately bears responsibility for systemic wrongdoing. It suggests that influence and money can distort accountability.

💡 Propaganda & Truth

Noah leverages media and online uploads to manipulate perception while masking the underlying crimes. Joey and Michael counter by exposing the truth, using digital evidence to undermine the narrative. The film examines how screens shape reality and what it takes to reveal the truth in a world saturated with spin. It probes the line between information warfare and genuine accountability.

👪 Family & Duty

Joey’s bond with her autistic brother Michael drives every decision, turning family into a core source of strength and risk. Michael’s loyalty and tactical thinking become pivotal to turning the crisis in their favor. The narrative treats family as both a protective shield and a catalyst for daring actions. Their relationship anchors the film’s emotional core amid the chaos.