Society & Culture
Written and directed by Chris Andrews, with co-writing by Jonathan Hourigan, this film follows an Irish shepherding family caught in multiple conflicts: internal discord, familial tensions, and competition with a neighboring farmer. Themes of paternalism, heritage, and generational trauma are explored through the cultural lens of Ireland. The cast includes Christopher Abbott, Barry Keoghan, Colm Meaney, Nora-Jane Noone, Paul Ready, Aaron Heffernan, and Susan Lynch.
If you were to see Christopher Abbott and Barry Keoghan together and thought, "this will be intense," you would be correct. This film exemplifies a dramatic narrative infused with profound darkness and intensity, elevating it to the level of a thriller—a commendable decision by Chris Andrews and Jonathan Hourigan. Notably, these filmmakers distinguish themselves by not relying on violence as a narrative device. While it plays a role in the story, it primarily occurs off-screen.
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