Today: October 6, 2026

ENEMY

OUT ON DVD & BLU RAY FEBRUARY 9TH

Starring JAKE GYLLENHAAL

Directed by DENIS VILLENEUVE (PRISONERS)

Based on the novel THE DOUBLE by JOSÉ SARAMAGO

Running time: 90 Minutes // Certificate: 15 // DVD £15.99 / BR £19.99

Directed by Denis Villenueve (Prisoners) and starring Oscar-nominee Jake Gyllenhaal (Nightcrawler, Donnie Darko), Enemy is a mesmerising psychological thriller based on the novel ‘The Double’ by Nobel laureate José Saramago.

Jake Gyllenhaal plays Adam, a university lecturer nearing the end of his relationship with girlfriend Mary (Mélanie Laurent). One night, while watching a film, Adam spots a minor actor who looks just like him. Consumed by the desire to meet his double, Adam tracks down the actor and engages him in a complex and dangerous struggle…

Dark, gripping and pulsating with atmosphere, Enemy is a haunting and provocative psychosexual thriller that has drawn comparisons to both Lynch and Cronenberg.

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