

After six years without a date, Robert, the world's only superhero, is looking for love. The only barrier to his plan is that he regularly has to save the world, so he needs to get some time off if he is to meet his superwoman.
Acting
Brett Goldstein's pre-Ted Lasso desperation is weirdly compelling.
Writing
Small-scale superhero logistics are genuinely funny.

Director
Jon Drever
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Shot for roughly £500,000, this predates Goldstein's Ted Lasso fame by six years—you can see Roy Kent forming in real time.
The film's entire aesthetic—cheap costumes, mundane rescues, boring Britain—argues that superheroism itself is just another gig economy job.