

Thriller
The Dig
After serving fifteen years for murder, Callahan returns home to find Sean, his victim’s father, searching for the body. With no memory of the murder, Callahan soon realises that the only way to get rid of Sean is to help him dig.
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Stephen Campbell
8/108/28/2019
**_Bleakly compelling, although the last act is weak_** > _And you, Tacitus,_ >_observe how I make my grove_ >_on an old crannog_ >_piled by the fearful dead_ - Seamus Heaney; "Kinship"; _North_ (1975) Unfortunately released the same day as a little film called _Avengers: Endgame_, _The Dig_ will most likely pass from Irish cinemas without much of an impact. And that's a real shame, as it's a fine film. Written by Stuart Drennan, and directed by the Tohill brothers, Andy and Ryan, in their feature debut, the film is essentially a study of psychological breakdown, and the emotional damage that can be done by a self-appointed Sisyphean task which, by definition, can never be completed. Looking at the tendency in rural Ireland to anthropomorphise the Land, celebrating how it
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