In the biting British comedy Rehab, directed by Antonia Bird, a man’s desperate cry for help becomes a hilariously misguided social experiment. When hapless Andy, played by Daniel Mays, finds himself overwhelmed by life and fakes a suicide attempt, a well-meaning but utterly inept social worker mistakenly sends him to a residential rehab center for drug addicts. Thrust into a world of group therapy and chaotic withdrawal, Andy must now convince a motley crew of genuine patients, including the volatile Gary Lewis and the streetwise Paul Popplewell, that he belongs, all while navigating the suspicious eyes of the facility's staff like the no-nonsense Richard Harrington. As he scrambles to maintain his facade, Andy discovers unexpected connections and the absurdities of the system, leading to a series of riotous misadventures that challenge his own perceptions of addiction and recovery. This sharp-witted satire blends cringe-worthy humor with moments of genuine heart, offering a darkly comic look at finding salvation in the most unlikely of places.