Will Graham used to be one of the most feared gangsters in London, hard, brutal and uncompromising, but after experiencing some kind of epiphany, or ‘breakdown' as his former associates would class it, he disappeared from the city in search of redemption. Will's younger brother Davey remained behind and when he dies under suspicious circumstances, Will returns to London in search of answers, only nobody, from his old colleagues to the new gangland boss, believe the simplicity of his motives and the more he digs the more dangerously edgy everyone becomes. I'll Sleep When I'm Dead is a typically stylish follow on from Hodge's ‘Croupier', a noirish drama thriller.