Blind Alleys (film)

Blind Alleys is a 1985 British independent film directed by Peter Borg and starring Lynn Redgrave, Simon Callow, and Mathilda May. The film is a dark comedy centered around a disillusioned and eccentric woman named Martha (Redgrave) who lives in a decaying London house. She becomes entangled with a series of bizarre and unsettling characters, including her peculiar neighbor, Mr. Debble (Callow), and a mysterious young woman named Helene (May).

The plot revolves around Martha's attempts to navigate her increasingly strange and chaotic life, which is further complicated by a series of unexplained events and the intrusion of unwanted guests. As Martha delves deeper into the mysteries surrounding her, she finds herself confronting her own past and the absurdity of her present. The film explores themes of isolation, urban alienation, and the search for meaning in a seemingly meaningless world. While not widely known, Blind Alleys is noted for its quirky humor, unconventional narrative, and strong performances from its lead actors.