The Man Upstairs

Year: 1958

Runtime: 88 mins

Language: English

Director: Don Chaffey

Drama

A night of shattering suspense unfolds as a guilt‑ridden scientist, played by Richard Attenborough, confronts his own mental collapse after accidentally killing his fiancée’s brother. The film probes his torment and paranoia, delivering a tense, psychological portrait of remorse and isolation.

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