Tu ne mentiras point
Irlande, 1985. Modeste entrepreneur dans la vente de charbon, Bill Furlong tache de maintenir à flot son entreprise, et de subvenir aux besoins de sa famille. Un jour, lors d'une livraison au couvent de la ville, il fait une découverte qui le bouleverse. Ce secret longtemps dissimulé va le confronter à son passé et au silence complice d'une communauté vivant dans la peur.
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