Scáth (Shadow) is a breath held between worlds—a film shaped by silence, memory, and the light that lingers after someone has gone. Set in a time-worn corner of rural Ireland, it follows the quiet footsteps of two brothers bound not just by blood, but by something eternal. In sea-washed dreams and half-forgotten fields, their bond flickers like candlelight—faint but unwavering. This is not a story of loss, but of presence; not of endings, but of echoes. For in the spaces love once filled, something sacred remains. And in the shadow, we begin to see the shape of what was never truly gone.

Original/Alternative Title: Scáth