The trailer opens with Jem Stoker (Sean Bean) leaving suburban life to find his brother Ray (Daniel Day-Lewis), who has lived isolated in the woods for decades. Their reunion is charged with years of unspoken trauma. There are flashes of a haunting past—gunfire, cryptic childhood drawings, dead creatures—imbalanced by tender moments that suggest longing, guilt, and the possibility of healing. Co-written by father and son, and directed by Ronan Day-Lewis in his debut, the film explores generational violence, estrangement, and emotional reckoning.
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