film is based on Irish folklore.
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Song of the Sea
Eric 2022-03-25 09:01:13
On a picturesque island in the sea, little boy Ben (David Rawle voice) and pregnant mother Brona (Lisa Hannigan voice) spent the last happy and unforgettable time night. Soon after, sister Saoirse (Lucy O'Connell Lucy O'Connell voice) was born, but because of her mother passed away. Six years later, their father Connor (Brendan Gleeson voice) has never come out of the pain of losing his wife, and Saoirsa, full of fantasies, stumbles upon the Bei Di left by her mother. Nearly drowning in the sea eventually led to the grandmother forcibly taking the two children off the island. The brothers and sisters couldn't adapt to life in the city. When they were walking on the streets, they accidentally encountered three strange elves. They hope to return to their hometown with the singing of "Seal Girl" Saoirse, and the magical adventure begins... This
film is based on Irish folklore.
film is based on Irish folklore.
Extended Reading
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[repeated line]
Ben: Holey Moley
[repeated line]
Ben: Holy Mary and Joseph
Ben: [to his sister] are you really a selkie?
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Conor: [on his daughter's seal skin] I threw it away... I should've done it years ago
Conor: [locks his daughter's seal skin in a chest which he throws overboard] I lost you Bron... I can't lose her as well