And (2026)

In a quiet Irish setting, two boys — Fiachre (Tadhg Sweeney) and the enigmatic And (James O'Donovan) — navigate the final moments of a childhood friendship. As Fiachre prepares to move on, And reveals a fantastical dimension to their bond, forcing a confrontation between memory, grief, and the necessity of letting go.

The film blends grounded naturalism with subtle supernatural touches, using its fantasy premise to externalize the interior experience of a friendship ending. No grand battles or exposition dumps — just two figures in a landscape, one visible to the world, one perhaps only to the other.