Set in their family estate, Starve Acre, in rural 1970s England, Richard and Juliette find their idyllic family life disrupted when their son Ewan starts acting strangely. The formerly happy couple grow farther apart when Richard buries himself in local folklore -— including the myth that an ancient oak tree set on their estate possesses phenomenal powers — while Juliette seeks comfort in their local community. Just when it seems the couple may reconnect, dark and sinister forces find their way into the family home and their attention is diverted by an unexpected discovery.
Unfortunately the movie Starve Acre is not yet available on HBO Max.
| Directing | Daniel Kokotajlo | Director |
| Writing | Andrew Michael Hurley | Novel |
| Production | Tessa Ross | Producer |
| Production | Juliette Howell | Producer |
| Production | Emmy Duffy | Producer |
| Writing | Daniel Kokotajlo | Screenplay |
| Production | Danny Cohen | Executive Producer |
| Production | Mark Gooder | Executive Producer |
| Production | Eva Yates | Executive Producer |
| Sound | Matthew Herbert | Original Music Composer |
| Camera | Adam Scarth | Director of Photography |
| Editing | Brenna Rangott | Editor |
| Production | Shaheen Baig | Casting |
| Art | Francesca Massariol | Production Design |
| Art | Katherine Black | Art Direction |
| Art | Camilla Hipwood | Set Decoration |
| Costume & Make-Up | Emma Fryer | Costume Design |
| Production | Rob Yeomans | Production Manager |
| Crew | Nadiya Luthra | Post Production Supervisor |
| Directing | Christiaan Faberij de Jonge | First Assistant Director |
| Costume & Make-Up | Zoe McCaffrey | Makeup Artist |
| Costume & Make-Up | Joanne Tudda | Makeup Supervisor |
| Directing | Liam Saint-Pierre | Second Assistant Director |
| Production | Mike Higson | Location Manager |
