First-time director Jamie Rafn made his serial killer film SOHO SQUARE on a reported budget of $7,000. In London's Soho district, a disturbed maniac is killing women by setting them on fire. The police inspector assigned to the case still hasn't gotten over the death of his wife. But as the investigation heats up, he meets a woman who reminds him of his late wife, possibly setting himself up for another tragedy. Although the serial killer plot may be a familiar one, Rafn keeps the audience guessing with his untraditional editing and narrative twists. SOHO SQUARE offers a new variation on an old genre, and represents the most resourceful in independent British film.