Ondine

In the coastal town of Cork, Syracuse, a former fisherman now battling sobriety, faces the immense responsibility of caring for his ailing daughter Annie, whose kidneys are failing. As he grapples with the weight of these struggles, a serendipitous encounter alters their lives in unforeseen ways. While out at sea, Syracuse finds a nearly drowned young woman entangled in his net. She identifies herself as Ondine and adamantly refuses to let anyone see her, seeking refuge in an isolated cottage once belonging to Syracuse's mother.Meanwhile, Annie stumbles upon the mysterious figure and, fueled by her vivid imagination, believes Ondine is a selkie - a mythical creature known for transforming from a seal into a human when on land. As Syracuse tries to navigate the complicated dynamics of this unusual situation while simultaneously maintaining hope and strength for his daughter's health, he must confront the deeply ingrained doubts and fears that have held him back in life. The enchanting narrative unfolds as the trio's lives become intricately intertwined through a captivating blend of reality and mythology.