In a haunting collision of ancient ritual and modern desperation, Sean Clancy's short film follows a woman who assumes the terrifying burden of absorbing the sins of the dying, consuming their final confessions so their souls might find peace. When the enigmatic Sin Eater, portrayed with gripping intensity, is summoned to a remote wake, she confronts a grieving family whose secrets run far deeper than the deceased's last words. As she performs her sacred and harrowing duty, the line between absolution and damnation begins to blur, forcing her to question the true cost of her calling. The atmosphere is thick with dread and spiritual weight, as Nessa Matthews, Jolly Abraham, and Orla Fitzgerald anchor a story that explores guilt, sacrifice, and the terrifying power of inherited sin. This atmospheric and thought-provoking piece weaves folklore with psychological horror, creating a tense, immersive experience that lingers long after its brief runtime concludes.