Reparation
After retreating into isolation following a devastating loss, a grieving man begins to question his memories and the care offered by his brother as trauma reshapes his sense of reality.
Synopsis
Reparation follows Simon in the aftermath of devastating loss, as he is taken by his older brother Jake to a secluded caravan in the hope of recovery and refuge. Removed from everyday life, Simon struggles to anchor himself in the present as fragments of memory surface without warning, moments of love, pain, and something far more unsettling beneath. As the days pass, his sense of reality begins to slip, shaped by grief and the unreliability of recollection. The relationship between the brothers shifts constantly, moving between tenderness and quiet unease, care and something harder to define. Past and present blur as memory reshapes identity, raising questions about control, dependence, and the stories we tell ourselves in order to survive. Dreamlike and psychologically charged, Reparation explores how trauma distorts truth and how memory, even when fractured, can hold both harm and the possibility of understanding.