Fackham Hall (2025)

R 20251h 37 minComedy, History

Fackham Hall

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4/10

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Contains several overt ideological themes throughout the main plot.

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Fackham Hall mocks Western aristocratic traditions through incestuous estate preservation satire, while a lewd vicar perverts Christian liturgy into smutty innuendos, and a smug Bechdel pun nods to feminist media checklists, prioritizing hollow anti-traditional jabs over genuine humor.

What earned the score

  • Incest Satire on Western Traditions

    The Davenport family crest in the movie bears the motto 'Incestuous ad Infinitum,' satirizing the need for an incestuous marriage to preserve the aristocratic estate and Western inheritance traditions.

  • Vicar Mocks Christian Liturgy

    The vicar character, played by Jimmy Carr, twists Christian liturgy into sexual innuendos in scenes, mocking religious practices and figures.

  • Bechdel Test Feminist Reference

    The film features a Bechdel sisters pun, referencing the feminist Bechdel test for female representation in media.

Details

A new porter embarks on an unlikely relationship with the youngest daughter of a prominent English family. Simultaneously, rivalries are spilling over in the Davenport family, led by the Lord and Lady as they also weather the epic failure of the wedding of their eldest daughter to her caddish cousin.

Starring
Thomasin McKenzieBen RadcliffeEmma LairdDamian LewisKatherine Waterston
Director
Jim O'Hanlon
Writer
Patrick CarrJimmy CarrTim InmanSteve DawsonAndrew Dawson
Genre
ComedyHistory
Release Date
Dec 01, 2025

Parents Guide

  • Sex Mild

    Comic references are made to bestiality, autoerotic asphyxiation and sex toys.

    A scene contains implied masturbation.

    There is an image of a woman on a piece of paper above the words 'cock eater'.

    A man is seen with an implied erection underneath his trousers.

    A character sings a song about exposing his penis, which is then seen hanging out of his pants, pixelated.

    A bike is parked in someone's butt.

  • Violence Mild

    A fight breaks out in a pub; men punch each other.

    A man is shot, resulting in a small spurt of blood, and then choked with a belt.

    A person is hit with a pool cue.

    A man is hit in the crotch with a baton.

    A man is hit by a car.

    A corpse is found with a knife sticking out of its chest.

  • Profanity Moderate

    Strong language throughout ('f**k', 'c**t', 'b**ch' 'a**ehole', 's**t', 'bloody', 'b**tard' and 'd**n').

  • Drugs Moderate

    Characters are seen drinking alcohol and smoking pipes.

    In one scene, people are seen rolling cannabis joints. In another, joints can be seen in a drawer.

  • Frightening Scenes Mild

    A war flashback contains sight of a severed limb, without close-up detail.

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