On a cold and rainy night in London, a man named Johnny finds himself in a state of despair and confusion. After a tumultuous breakup with his girlfriend, he decides to escape his life in the city to wander the streets and engage in conversations with strangers. Johnny, played by the captivating David Thewlis, is a charismatically insolent character whose sharp wit and sarcastic remarks stand out as he explores the dark corners of urban life and human nature.
Throughout his wandering journey, he encounters a diverse array of characters, from a woman seeking solace in his company to a group of friends lost in their own existence. Each encounter reveals the fragility of society and the loneliness that looms over many, prompting Johnny to reflect on his own existence and life choices.
As he roams, Johnny becomes stripped both physically and emotionally, exposing his inner demons and fears. The film tackles themes such as alienation, the search for identity, and existential struggles, all wrapped in a bittersweet tone that combines humor with melancholy. With its distinctive visual style and sharp script, the narrative invites the audience to question their own reality while accompanying Johnny on his tumultuous journey through the city, offering a provocative look at modern life and the human condition.