A priest who was over half a hundred years old in an Irish seaside town suddenly received death threats. The killer gave him a week to deal with the funeral. A story about crime, morality, forgiveness and redemption unfolded. In just seven days, each entangled with problems. Congregation. The daughter who just returned from the suicide attempt, the dying writer, the serial teenage murderer in the prison, the self-giving laundress and her black lover, the decadent banker whose wife was scattered, the retired sheriff, the departed pastor partner, Male prostitutes serving men, ignorant teenagers who can't find directions, lonely and indulgent doctors, bartenders full of dissatisfaction, female scientists who have just lost their husbands. The priest hopes to help everyone solve problems in his own week. He keeps visiting, preaching, and mediating. A week later, the priest came to the beach to meet the killer as scheduled, and was eventually killed by the killer. Everyone’s problems remain the same, and life remains the same...
Quiet plot, proper performance, broad background music, everyone is walking on the road of sin and forgiveness, everyone is constantly facing themselves and the world.
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