Don't Go

Ben and Hazel Slater experience the heartbreaking tragedy of losing their only child, Molly. This loss profoundly affects their lives and compels them to seek change and healing.

In an attempt to reshape their lives, Ben and Hazel decide to take on the challenge of renovating a hotel located on the rugged west coast of Ireland. The picturesque locale is filled with haunting memories of their daughter, intensifying their emotional struggle.

Ben is continually haunted by the phrase "Seas the day", which pops up in various forms around him. This prompts him to reflect on its possible meanings and whether it signifies a message from beyond.

As Ben grapples with his grief, he vividly recalls a joyful summer day spent with Molly at the beach, building sandcastles with little red flags. This memory becomes a crucial point in his emotional journey.

Ben awakens from a troubled sleep clutching a tiny red flag, which he believes may symbolize his connection to Molly. He becomes convinced that grasping this flag in his dreams may allow him to reclaim his daughter.

The arrival of Hazel’s troubled best friend, Serena, creates additional tension in Ben's life. He fears that the painful truths surrounding Molly's death might come to the surface due to Serena's presence.

As Ben's grip on reality begins to slip, those around him express concern for his sanity. Despite the doubts, his determination to discover the truth about Molly's death grows even stronger.

As Ben delves deeper into the mystery, he starts to piece together the connection between his past actions and the tragedies that unfolded in his life. These revelations weigh heavily on him but also fuel his quest.

In a pivotal moment during his final dream, Ben uncovers the truth behind a scar he bears—an injury from a boat named 'Seas the Day'. This realization brings him uncomfortable insights about his past choices.

Ben acknowledges that had he perished in the accident, many tragedies could have been avoided, including his infidelity with Hazel and the tragic accident that took Molly's life. This revelation adds layers to his emotional turmoil.

After Ben’s funeral, Hazel is seen preparing to leave their home, symbolizing a new chapter in her life. She is joined by Serena as they pack up their lives, highlighting their shared grief.

As they prepare to leave, their dog unexpectedly rushes back into the house. This moment leads Hazel upstairs to a poignant discovery that stirs memories of her lost daughter.

Hazel discovers a tiny red flag resting silently on the windowsill. This flag becomes a haunting reminder of her love for Molly and evokes the bittersweet memories that linger from her past.