What do you do when your wife can’t tell the difference between a shrink and a shop, your eight year old son may have serious psychological problems, while his gay godfather lies half beaten to death in hospital? Your boss is drawing you into a scam which could cost you your career and your father expects more of you than you feel you can deliver - these are the dilemmas and secrets of Marcus Aylesbury (Damian Lewis).

Set for DVD release by Momentum Pictures on 7 April 2008, Chromophobia is a darkly comedic drama, directed and written by Martha Fiennes (Onegin), which shows that every family has its secrets and tries to hold them hidden within domestic walls. A superb ensemble cast portrays a collection of characters that find themselves in situations which threaten their stable place in a society where privilege, birth and beauty are no longer powerful enough to protect the fortunate few.

Though this is a story about a bourgeois family slowly coming apart at the seams in London, it is equally as relevant in Los Angeles, New York, Paris or Tokyo. Chromophobia shines a torch into the closets and bedrooms of those who ought to know better and rattles the foundations of affluent, trendy London society.

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