The one who didn't chicken out They went to sea with one team, and only he returned to shore. One. Without memory of the storm raid, which carried into the unknown older brother and other ship comrades who disappeared in the cold sea along with the ship and fishing gear, overshadowing the failure of the fishing expedition.
Ritual church service, symbolic funerals - around the eye and gaze. From views to reproaches, from reproaches to discontent, from discontent to suspicion, from suspicion to anger, falling in a rampage on the bewildered lucky man accused of major sins and minor sins. Without guilt, guilty and not knowing how to redeem the debt imposed on him.
Punctured by his own loss, the guy is killed by someone else's grief. In response to an apology, a persecution flares up, stirring up the fever of vague memories, where in the chronicle of the past, repeating, an obsession becomes the legend of the Sea Devil told by the Mother, faith in which takes over the mind of a helpless boy, undermined by despair.
It didn’t take long for George McKay to get my attention. On the side - the boxes of amateur videos with those who are no longer there. A person becomes a nerve. The nerve carries an inexhaustible pain inside, drowning out words, but making the body more weighty, crumbling under the load of endless “how” and “why”. There is no excuse for your luck.
Oversaturated with psychological motives, the story of the destructive pressure of being on the personal consciousness of an individual, gripped by terrible panic, helpless in the face of his own weakness and defenseless in the face of human rumor, when a young man rushes into the impasse of irreversibility, as for a saving straw, clutching at the widowed bride of his brother, believing that his mother stands on the other side from him.
Wandering from one to the other, delirious Aaron untiees the friends and parents of departed guys, fenced off from a wall-saved scorn, unleashing a barrage of hatred and malice on the head of the alleged culprit, as Michael Smiley does, and depriving forgiveness of the grief of Kate Dickie, a maternal instinct torn between two sons.
Alienation causes doom, and doom inspires faith. Faith in the miracle of fabulous deliverance, taking possession of the weakening mind of a man, from whom the whole real world has turned away, leaving the only possible outcome to become part of an ancient legend, well, he and people do not grieve.