Cosas pequeñas como estas
En 1985, en vísperas de Navidad, en un pequeño pueblo del condado de Wexford, Irlanda, Bill Furlong trabaja como comerciante de carbón para mantenerse a sí mismo, a su mujer y a sus cinco hijas. Una mañana temprano, mientras reparte carbón en el convento local, hace un descubrimiento que le obliga a enfrentarse a su pasado y al silencio cómplice de un pueblo controlado por la Iglesia católica. Basada en la novela homónima de Claire Keegan.
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