The short follows a young man as his love for surfing is questioned on a journey of self-exploration that sees the sport presented outside its stereotypical commercial setting.

There a moments of uncertainty and elements of the disjointed from the outset, hinting at the story’s unspoken narrative of forging different paths in a traditional community, with heavy cultural influence throughout.

The enlightening narration sits artfully alongside emotive music and animalistic-style movement and choreography, and builds the emotional context of the young mans relationship with himself and surfing.

The shots are partially slowed down, and paired with the dark and atmospheric grade led by Mill Colourist Oisin O’Driscoll, the short feels powerful, dream-like and spiritual.