

The album features the film’s original music composed by James Everett. Claudia Rodriguez on ‘A Beautiful Life’ Soundtrack Album DetailsĪ soundtrack album has been released for the Irish thriller The Dig.Cb on ‘Lost Transmissions’ Soundtrack Details.Patrick on George Miller’s ‘Three Thousand Years of Longing’ to Feature Original Song by Matteo Bocelli.Anabel on ‘Luca’ Soundtrack Album Details.Pat on ‘Living’ Soundtrack Album Details.‘Justice Society: World War II’ Soundtrack to Be Released.Andrew Lockington Scoring Paramount+’s ‘Special Ops: Lioness’.‘The Wonder Weeks’ Soundtrack Album Released.The Sunflower Covers from and Inspired by ‘Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse’ Released.‘Constantine: City of Demons’ Soundtrack Album Released.The Weeknd’s & Mike Dean’s Main Theme from HBO’s ‘The Idol’ Released.‘Human Resources’ Season 2 Soundtrack Album Released.Vincent Jones Scoring David Duchovney’s ‘Bucky F**king Dent’.Dark secrets in many senses are uncovered as the film progresses.ĭirectors: Andy and Ryan Tohill, working from a screenplay by Stuart Drennan have delivered a dark gem, The Field for the 21st Century. The Fairy Trr and the surrounding land is very much hallowed ground in this peasant society. Ronan accepts the elixir, sharing Seán's faith in the old ways. Seán makes a drink with berries picked from the Fairy Tree in the belief that it will restore his memory. A Beckettian Bog Western where the participants wallow in the mud searching for something which might not even be there. Maintaining the law with his boots, fists and a gun when necessary. Murphy, heavily bearded, always in rough plain clothes, a pistol at his hip, is more like a Sheriff. This film seems to be set in the border counties of Ireland, yet it is a not-Ireland, neither North or South. There is also violence from locals and the local police chief Murphy (Francis Magee).

But the relationship between the three is an ongoing rollercoaster of emotions. Seán's daughter Roberta (Emily Taafe) also reluctantly accepts Ronan's presence, they had once been friends and perhaps more. At first the two clash violently but Ronan joins in the dig as he has no memory of the night of the murder due to being drunk. Seán (Lorcan Cranitch) is searching for his lost daughter, Ronan recently released from prison was convicted of her murder. A man is digging on the bog, sections staked out with flags.

Ronan (Moe Dunford) returns to a dilapidated farmhouse which is adjacent to bogland. The Dig: This film deserves to be seen as Folk Horror due to how a Fairy Tree in a circle of stones influence the progression of its narrative. Reviewed by Pairic 9 / 10 Dark Murder Mystery
