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Bring Them Down also illustrates a significant amount of agricultural conflict. However, in contrast to the picturesque Galician countryside depicted in Sorogoyen’s Spanish-French co-production, Andrews’ film is set against the rugged hills of rural Galway, Ireland.
The narrative centers on Michael (Christopher Abbott), who manages his family’s sheep farm while shouldering most of the responsibilities due to his father Ray’s (Colm Meaney) deteriorating health. The situation escalates when Jack (Barry Keoghan), the son of a neighboring farmer, discovers two of their finest rams dead, prompting Michael to embark on a perilous quest for the truth that will compel him to face a troubling secret of his own.
Andrews does not allow his audience to ease into the film; instead, he opens Bring Them Down with a gripping sequence that reveals a pivotal moment from Christopher’s past. This jarring introduction not only captures the viewers’ attention immediately but also provides essential context for Christopher’s motivations throughout much of the film. The violent atmosphere established in this opening sequence persists throughout the first act, as the farmers’ conflict unfolds in particularly harsh terms.
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