Funny Games

From the award-winning director of Hidden comes Funny Games, the English-language version of Haneke's 1997 original: brutal and disturbing, Funny Games is a critique of Hollywood's penchant for creating consumable violence.
When Ann (Naomi Watts) and George (Tim Roth) take their young son Georgie to their idyllic country home for a holiday, their plans are only to enjoy tranquility and restfulness. But their intentions are drastically interrupted when two young men, Peter (Brady Corbett) and Paul (Michael Pitt), appear on their doorstep. Eerily polite and dressed all in white, Peter and Paul ask to borrow some eggs. Soon, the family discover that they are the prey in an evil game of cat-and-mouse, as the bemused Peter and Paul torture them both psychologically and physically as part of an elaborate "game".
While most of the torture occurs offscreen, Funny Games is shocking and terrifying: a thriller that will challenge, disturb and shake you to the very core.