The Flood (2023) is a British psychological thriller that combines elements of survival horror with intense human drama. Set during a catastrophic flood, the film explores the emotional and physical toll of survival against both natural and human forces. The narrative unfolds as a mᴀssive flood ravages the region, isolating a group of characters who must face not only the overwhelming power of nature but also their own personal fears, pasts, and relationships.

Directed by Mia K. O’Rourke, The Flood captures the human side of disaster through its small yet deeply personal lens. The film weaves together the chaos and tension of the natural disaster with the psychological strain of its central characters, creating a gripping narrative about the lengths people will go to survive.

The film begins with the sudden onset of a mᴀssive flood, the result of a torrential downpour that quickly overwhelms the defenses of a small rural town. As the floodwaters rise, cutting off escape routes and communications, a group of survivors finds themselves trapped in an isolated building, forced to confront their inner demons and the harsh reality of their situation.

The film’s protagonist, played by Emily Beecham, is a woman with a troubled past, trying to make peace with her previous choices as the floodwaters rise around her. Alongside her, Jessica Barden and Alice Lowe portray characters who have their own emotional baggage, which is brought to the forefront in this life-or-death scenario