Bridgerton star Phoebe Dynevor's spy thriller Inheritance has quietly been added to streaming.
The movie, which was originally released earlier this year and was shot entirely on iPhone, focuses on a young woman who discovers that her father is a spy, and is drawn into an international conspiracy.
If you want to catch the film, it has just been added to Prime Video as of today – so be sure to add it to your watchlist.
Inheritance comes from director and co-writer Neil Burger and also stars House of the Dragon's Rhys Ifans and Trying's Ciara Baxendale.
The movie was described as an "inventive marvel" by The Daily Beast, who added that it was "made all the more exhilarating by how it was filmed".
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Cinema Crazed further called it a "dynamic thriller with plenty action sequences, some unexpected twists and turns, and solid acting", while Fort Worth Report labelled it a "tense thrill ride with first-rate performances".
The movie sits at a 55% fresh score on Rotten Tomatoes based on 47 reviews, though has a higher audience score of 63%.
Meanwhile, last year Dynevor lamented the lack of good roles for women her age, telling The Standard: "I probably shouldn't be saying this, but there is still, like, not that many parts going.
"There is such a space for male actors… there are so many of them. And they're all great. They're all very talented young men, they do not stop working, and good for them.
"But you know, when I think about the girls my age… there's way more room for them and there is still not enough room for us. It's a really good time for older women which is amazing and there's a lot for these young men, but not a lot for the actresses that I know in my age bracket."
Inheritance is streaming now on Prime Video.
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