Zebra Crossing

Year: 2008

Runtime: 93 mins

Language: English

Director: Sam Holland

Drama

From birth, a newborn’s month‑long cries set the tone for a story rooted in South London’s towering concrete estates. The film follows a diverse mix of residents who, despite living among seven million people, feel a deep, shared loneliness. Their intertwined lives show how isolation can thrive even in the most crowded city.

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