An Inspector Calls

In 1912, a prosperous industrialist, Arthur Birling, and his family celebrate their daughter Sheila's engagement. Their opulent dinner party is dramatically interrupted by the arrival of a mysterious Inspector Goole. He reveals that a young woman, Eva Smith, has died and proceeds to interrogate each family member, uncovering their hidden connections to her tragic fate and the devastating consequences of their actions.

The 2015 adaptation of J.B. Priestley's classic play received generally positive reviews, with praise directed at its faithful adaptation, atmospheric production, and strong performances, particularly from David Thewlis as the enigmatic Inspector. Some critics noted its faithfulness might make it feel less fresh to those already familiar with the play, but overall it was considered a compelling and well-executed drama.

• Praised for its atmospheric tension and adherence to the source material.
• David Thewlis's performance as Inspector Goole was highlighted as a standout.
• Considered a solid and faithful adaptation of the well-known play.

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This 2015 television film is one of many adaptations of J.B. Priestley's seminal 1945 play, which remains a staple in British education and theatre.