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Seamus is a lighthouse keeper whose elaborate rituals keep him at a distance from the outside world as he awaits the Each-Uisce to take him. His carefully constructed prison is blown open by three people who change the course of his life.

Ireland, 1924. Seamus Og Mcgrinna (Cooper) is a lighthouse keeper whose elaborate rituals keep him at a distance from the outside world as he awaits the fabled Each-Uisce to take him. His carefully constructed prison is blown open by three people who change the course of his life: the American war widow (Gadon) whose quest for closure ignites something in him; the housekeeper (Bolger) who fiercely protects him ; and the hard-line priest, (Quinn) who starts a battle of wills with a man who has nothing to lose.—Sepia Films

Ireland, 1924. Seamus Og MacGrianna (Dominic Cooper) is a lighthouse keeper whose elaborate rituals keep him rooted in the past - tending the garden of the house where he used to live and rowing out to sea every morning, hoping to hear the call of the fabled Each-Uisce. But Seamus' carefully constructed world is blown wide open by three people who change the course of his life forever: Edith (Sarah Gadon), the mysterious American, whose quest for closure ignites something in him; Father MacGabhann (Aidan Quinn), the hard-line priest who makes it his mission to start a battle of wills with a man who has nothing to lose; and Maire (Sarah Bolger), the housekeeper whose unconditional love can no longer protect him from himself.