In a quiet Irish village, a strong and determined single mother struggles to raise her son in a hostile environment where traditional views of family and love prevail. The story begins when she, on the brink of despair, faces the community's hunt against those who stray from the norms. As the boy grows, his bond with his mother strengthens, forming an endearing relationship that challenges the adversities of rural life.
However, the situation complicates when the boy feels the pressure to fit in with the village's expectations. His attempts to distance himself from the stigma of his mother lead him to unearth the past, revealing secrets that will test his trust and affection. As the village begins to show signs of tolerance and acceptance, an old love from the mother emerges, unearthing old wounds and further complicating the family dynamic.
The film presents an emotional journey, where love, sacrifice, and the struggle for dignity are central themes. The mother becomes a symbol of resilience, facing adversity with bravery and teaching her son that true strength lies in staying true to oneself. Through stunning landscapes and an emotive script, this story offers a glimpse into the complexities of love and acceptance in a world that is still striving to understand what it means to be a family.