In the chilling psychological thriller His House, a young refugee couple escapes war-torn South Sudan only to find themselves trapped in a new kind of nightmare. Bol, played by Sope Dirisu, and his wife Rial, portrayed by Wunmi Mosaku, are granted a shabby, state-provided house on the outskirts of London, overseen by a caseworker, Matt Smith. As they struggle to navigate a cold, unfamiliar culture and the haunting grief of their perilous journey, the walls of their new home begin to whisper. Strange sounds echo through the night, and unsettling visions bleed into their reality, forcing them to confront whether the terror is a manifestation of their trauma or something far more ancient and malevolent. Directed with masterful tension by Remi Weekes, the film weaves a harrowing tale of survival, guilt, and the ghosts we carry, blurring the line between a haunted house story and a profound drama about the price of seeking sanctuary.