Inside (Premieres June 7):

A pseudo-parental triangle forms in the prison cells of the Aussie crime story Inside, between young killer Mel (Vincent Miller) and two older inmates: The parole-adjacent Warren (Guy Pearce) and the unhinged child murderer Mark (Cosmo Jarvis, going full Tom Hardy mode not just in appearance but in odd, near-indecipherable accent work). Charles Williams’ feature debut (he won the Short Film Palme d’Or in 2018), Inside paints a pair of memorable older characters as they slowly battle it out for an incarcerated kid’s soul. Bleak and brutal, lodged in the cycles of the carceral state, the film treats murder-for-hire with the same gravity as someone visiting their child for the first time in years—but it isn’t afraid either to get weird when dealing with the kinds of complex relationships that form behind bars.