'Strays' (2023)
This anti-love young adult movie includes mature topics and dialogue.
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In pre-Christian Ireland, a young, recently bereaved woman with no one left in the world, travels the land in search of a remedy that can bring her child back to life, only to find a cure not for the child's mortality, but for the grief she can no longer bear.
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In pre-Christian Ireland, a young, recently bereaved woman with no one left in the world, travels the land in search of a remedy that can bring her child back to life, only to find a cure not for the child's mortality, but for the grief she can no longer bear.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Helen Rollins
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Magician's Niece
Cast
Helen Rollins
Director
Gina Costigan
Strange Sister
Melanie Clark Pullen
Woman in the Wilderness
Noni Stapleton
Strange Woman
Máirín De Buitléir
Young Woman
Donagh Deeney
Druid
Dorothy Cotter
Holy Woman
Cailum Carragher
Red-Haired Man
Elisha Gormley
Blonde Woman
Stephen Thompson
Fisherman 2
Allen Stewart
Fisherman 1
Derek Pullen
Older Druid
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