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DANIEL is a man without a home. Following a personal tragedy, he left his wife and job and drifted into a life on the street. Living in the shadows and surviving on the margins has taken its toll. He desperately wants to find a way back to his former life. But guilt and shame are insurmountable obstacles.

His only companion is a dog called BRUNO. They are inseparable. But after Daniel is assaulted one night, Bruno goes missing. As Daniel searches the city for Bruno, he comes across a young boy hiding alone in a dark playground. His name is IZZY.

Izzy has his own problems. He has run away from home and has no intention of going back. When he finds out that Daniel is searching for his lost dog, Izzy immediately wants to join the adventure. Daniel doesn't want his help but has no choice. Because Izzy is now following his every move.

Over a single day and night, Daniel and Izzy search the streets of London for Bruno. Forming an emotional bond in the face of danger. Each step of their journey takes them closer to home and offers the possibility of redemption

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KARL GOLDEN (*1973) studied film at the Institute of Technology in Dublin. His debut feature was The Honeymooners (2003), then followed Pelican Blood (2010), Weekender (2011) and A Song for Maria (2018).

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