The Victorians (2026)
★ WINNER: Best Director & Nominee: Best Feature (Marbella International Film Festival 2026) | Existential Neo-Noir / Psychological Crime Drama | In the gritty underbelly of Amsterdam, a band of rogues scheme against one another as they prey on unsuspecting tourists. While Abba fights his obsession with the sadist Danny, his romantically naive brother, Rey, falls for the femme fatale, Faith. Masquerading as a tour guide, Danny enjoys luring tourists into his sadistic web, while Virgil, the deviant hotel owner, is there to help pick up the pieces. Alfi, the devious junkie, remains Abba's faithful liege, but the worm might turn if promises of taking him to Spain go unfulfilled. The fragile balance of their alliance falls apart when a cocky American enters the fray.
Director: Dwight A. Gabbert
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Jordan Maycock as Abba |
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Ali Rodney as Faith |
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Samuel White as Rey |
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Neil Webster as Alfi |
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Stephen Underwood as Danny |
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Morgan Rees-Davies as |
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Uriah David Neubauer as |
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Katie Smyth as |
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Libby James Watt as Joey's Mom (voice) |
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Richard Sheehy as |
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Ken Parsons as |
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Anthony Keegan as |
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Joshua Gayman as |
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Andrew Morgan as |
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Tim Polder as |
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Luuk van Leeuwen as |
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Emad Muhamad as |
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Tuan Bui as |
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Anja Noel as |
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Harold Brusse as |
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Don Alphonso as |
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Ruud Borra as |
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Bram Bosman as |
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Jos Timmerman as |
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Jonathan J. Stiel as |
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Adil Tahir as |
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Dirk Weij as |
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Tycho van Arragon as |
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Johan Portegijs as |
| Directing | Dwight A. Gabbert | Director |
| Production | Laetitia Miles | Producer |
| Writing | Laetitia Miles | Writer |
| Writing | Dwight A. Gabbert | Writer |
