Quicksand Fans

I didn’t see anything

There's just a glimpse of possibly murky / muddy content... Hard to tell if this could be something of interest

This looks very promising. There are several brief scenes of interest just after:
2:03
2:12
4:20
And possibly 5:07

Did anyone bother to read -

Running from a dark secret, Danish backpacker Mike Hammershoi (Anders W. Berthelsen) arrives at Black's estate in the Scottish Borders, looking for work.

Cut off from the outside world, Francis Black (Peter Mullan), the blind owner, lives in a shuttered, decaying mansion, with his elderly mother Bella (Phyllida Law). Francis reluctantly offers the traveller a low-paid job in the yard. Put off by the unsettling atmosphere, Mike declines the offer. But, as he turns to go, he sets eyes on Rachel (Jodhi May), Francis' enigmatic young wife, and changes his mind.

Mike starts work on the farm, dumping the debris of the Blacks' once-successful business into the mud pit, a bottomless vortex of quicksand at the edge of the estate. He soon realises that Francis, increasingly embittered by his blindness, exerts a domineering power over Rachel.

Rachel, emotionally suffocated by her husband, is increasingly attracted to Mike, whose presence awakens her pent-up sexual desire. Unable to resist each other, they become lovers. As the sexual tension increases, so too does Francis' jealousy and rage.

In a fit of anger, Francis sacks Mike. The threat of his departure forces Rachel to choose between her husband and her lover. Unaware of his dark past, Rachel decides to run away with Mike.

Seething with fury, Francis stands, knife in hand, by the edge of the mud pit, waiting for the unsuspecting lovers as they prepare to make their escape.

Also a brief search turned up this. Is this movie already out?!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_fWLZtmnjpY

EDIT: Looks like it is out there folks

https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B000FDFXD6

In a lot of instances this assumes a fact not in evidence.

Duncan Edwards wrote:Did anyone bother to read -

Running from a dark secret, Danish backpacker Mike Hammershoi (Anders W. Berthelsen) arrives at Black's estate in the Scottish Borders, looking for work.

Cut off from the outside world, Francis Black (Peter Mullan), the blind owner, lives in a shuttered, decaying mansion, with his elderly mother Bella (Phyllida Law). Francis reluctantly offers the traveller a low-paid job in the yard. Put off by the unsettling atmosphere, Mike declines the offer. But, as he turns to go, he sets eyes on Rachel (Jodhi May), Francis' enigmatic young wife, and changes his mind.

Mike starts work on the farm, dumping the debris of the Blacks' once-successful business into the mud pit, a bottomless vortex of quicksand at the edge of the estate. He soon realises that Francis, increasingly embittered by his blindness, exerts a domineering power over Rachel.

Rachel, emotionally suffocated by her husband, is increasingly attracted to Mike, whose presence awakens her pent-up sexual desire. Unable to resist each other, they become lovers. As the sexual tension increases, so too does Francis' jealousy and rage.

In a fit of anger, Francis sacks Mike. The threat of his departure forces Rachel to choose between her husband and her lover. Unaware of his dark past, Rachel decides to run away with Mike.

Seething with fury, Francis stands, knife in hand, by the edge of the mud pit, waiting for the unsuspecting lovers as they prepare to make their escape.

Fred588 wrote:In a lot of instances this assumes a fact not in evidence.

Here is a selected screen capture at 2:04 from the Youtube trailer linked to in the first post:

Did somebody say NEW movie?

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0379185/

Fred588 wrote:In a lot of instances this assumes a fact not in evidence.

Duncan Edwards wrote:Did anyone bother to read -

Running from a dark secret, Danish backpacker Mike Hammershoi (Anders W. Berthelsen) arrives at Black's estate in the Scottish Borders, looking for work.

Cut off from the outside world, Francis Black (Peter Mullan), the blind owner, lives in a shuttered, decaying mansion, with his elderly mother Bella (Phyllida Law). Francis reluctantly offers the traveller a low-paid job in the yard. Put off by the unsettling atmosphere, Mike declines the offer. But, as he turns to go, he sets eyes on Rachel (Jodhi May), Francis' enigmatic young wife, and changes his mind.

Mike starts work on the farm, dumping the debris of the Blacks' once-successful business into the mud pit, a bottomless vortex of quicksand at the edge of the estate. He soon realises that Francis, increasingly embittered by his blindness, exerts a domineering power over Rachel.

Rachel, emotionally suffocated by her husband, is increasingly attracted to Mike, whose presence awakens her pent-up sexual desire. Unable to resist each other, they become lovers. As the sexual tension increases, so too does Francis' jealousy and rage.

In a fit of anger, Francis sacks Mike. The threat of his departure forces Rachel to choose between her husband and her lover. Unaware of his dark past, Rachel decides to run away with Mike.

Seething with fury, Francis stands, knife in hand, by the edge of the mud pit, waiting for the unsuspecting lovers as they prepare to make their escape.

Agreed but this time between the synopsis and the preview I think it's safe to say we got at least a little something here.