‘FKNotch’ is a gripping and thought-provoking film that peels back the shiny veneer of the Western world to reveal the dark and dangerous forces that lurk beneath. Set in the quiet town of Marlow in Buckinghamshire, England, the film follows the story of a man grappling with his dark past and a disturbing talent for accidental killing.

But ‘FKNotch’ is not just a story of one man's struggle. It also delves into the world of espionage and dirty deeds, where power is held in a secretive chess game played out between global superpowers. As Marlow meets Moscow, the film explores the sinister forces that drive this world of covert operations and political manipulation.

At the heart of ‘FKNotch’ is director Edward Scott Elliott, who faces intense pressure not to make the film. Through his eyes, we see the challenges and obstacles that confront artists who dare to tell uncomfortable truths about the world we live in.

Adding to the film's rich texture is the presence of the enigmatic Eesti Brothers, two strange and hilarious characters who offer a black humour commentary on the absurdity of Western society from their vantage point in the East.

‘FKNotch’ began production in 2011, and its final scenes have yet to be completed. But even in its unfinished state, the film offers a compelling and timely exploration of the forces that shape our world, and the struggle to uncover and expose the truth.