Karen (Amy Huberman), a recovering addict, has forged a new life for herself in a rural town with her husband Brendan (Owen McDonnell) and young daughter. Karl (Allen Leech), an old boyfriend, arrives in town out of the blue, bringing with him memories of Karen's shady past, invading and shattering her new idyllic present. Fearful that Karl will jeopardise her family by revealing details about her past, Karen reluctantly agrees to take a trip with Karl to meet another old acquaintance who Karl claims has evidence that could compromise them both. Ghosts must be laid to rest and horrors acknowledged, before the perfect surface of Karen's life can be restored. Nothing is as it seems, but the past will be buried one way or another.
Film Crew
- : P.J. Dillon
- : Ronan Carr
- : P.J. Dillon
- : Roger Karshan
- : Rachael Webb-Crozier
- : Ian Smyth
- : John Wallace
- : Alex Jones
- : Donal O'Farrell
- : Philip Murphy
- : Niall Brady
- : Brian Tucker
- : John Murphy
- : Ken Byrne
Technical Information
- Couleur
- English
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Karen, a recovering addict, has forged a new life for herself in a rural town, which becomes compromised when an old boyfriend returns with a disturbing agenda.-
A tight and efficient thriller with a wonderful lead performance from Amy Huberman…
Mike Sheridan, Entertainment.ie -
Dillon has fashioned a cracking little thriller with strong performances from all concerned (including Owen McDonnell and Rachael Dowling) and fine support from his crew, notably composer Ian Smyth who provides a compelling score.
Michael Doherty, RTE -
...the fluid direction and superb central performances – an uncharacteristically nasty Allen Leach is equally good – help the piece fizzle with menace.
Donald Clarke, The Irish Times
