Neck Lift:Ronan nearly kills Roberta this way, once he finds out the truth.No-Holds-Barred Beatdown: Ronan is on the receiving end of a few of these given that he is believed to be the murderer.
He spends all of his time searching for his daughter's body and only survives because his other daughter, Roberta brings him meals each day. Forgets to Eat:Sean will never leave Ronan's home.Roberta killed Namih and buried her there because she knew it was a place her father wouldn't disturb. Ronan doesn't listen and adds that he's cursed enough already. Don't Touch It, You Idiot!: As desperate as Sean is to find Namih's body, he frantically tries to stop Ronan from digging up a Fairy Fort and tells him that he'll be cursed if he does.However when he finds out that it was Roberta who killed Namih, He executes her on the spot despite Ronan telling him to let her go. He has no qualms about taking him out of the Pub and leading him into the street for a Breaking Speech and a No-Holds-Barred Beatdown at the hands of the patrons. Blue-and-Orange Morality:Officer Murphy was a friend of Sean's and is thus unconcerned with keeping the law if it's Ronan who has a problem.However, Roberta is actually dead and only Officer Murphy knows of Ronan's Innocence. Ronan also has closure because he knows that he didn't hurt Namih and solved her murder. Bittersweet Ending:Sean finally has closure, having discovered the remains of his daughter and having been told that Roberta left town.Everything changes when Ronan recalls one small detail. Ronan has no memory of the night Namih disappeared and thus complies with Sean's demands and allows him to dig as many holes as he'd like. Namih's Father, Sean believes it is hidden somewhere on Ronan's Land and thus forces Ronan to dig holes all over the massive property in hopes he'll find her. The plot follows a recovering alcoholic by the name of Ronan Callahan who was convicted of murdering his girlfriend Namih and served fifteen years for the crime. The film was screened at the Toronto International Film Festival and was produced by Brian J Falconer for northern Irish firm "Out of Orbit". Not to be confused with The Dig.The Dig is a 2018 Irish drama film directed by Andy Tohill and Ryan Tohill, from a screenplay by Stuart Drennan.
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