Here Before

Laura and her husband Brendan live in Northern Ireland with their son Tadhg. Their family seems complete and happy until tragedy strikes, forever changing their lives.

Laura and Brendan's daughter Josie loses her life in a tragic car accident, with Brendan behind the wheel. The devastating event leaves the family shattered and engulfed in grief.

A new family, consisting of parents Marie and Chris and their daughter Megan, moves in next door. Laura befriends Megan, intrigued by her but unaware of the dark connection they share.

Megan makes claims about visiting the local school and the graveyard, which captivate Laura. However, Marie insists that Megan has never been to either place, raising Laura's suspicions.

Laura takes Megan to a local playground at Megan's request. When Megan claims familiarity with the place, Laura loses her patience and angrily takes her home, causing tension between them.

Brendan suggests a family getaway to help Laura cope with the rising stress. However, while browsing Brendan's phone, Laura discovers numerous photos of Megan, deepening her unease.

Laura takes Megan for a drive along Ballyfield Road, the site of Josie's tragic accident. During the drive, Megan reveals a chilling detail: Brendan was singing while driving, heightening Laura's belief that Megan is Josie's reincarnation.

Tensions reach a boiling point as Tadhg lashes out at Megan, prompting police involvement. Feeling overwhelmed, Laura asks Brendan to stay elsewhere for a few days to create space.

Laura unveils a photograph of Brendan with Marie at a party, contradicting his claims of not knowing her. This revelation deepens Laura's suspicions about the family's connection.

Brendan encounters Megan, who begins to understand that he is her biological father. This discovery adds emotional complexity to their already fraught relationships.

In a desperate quest for truth, Laura breaks into Megan's home and finds photographs of Josie and a CD from 2007 with recordings of her children. This discovery marks a turning point in her understanding.

A confrontation between Laura and Marie escalates quickly, culminating in Marie stabbing Laura with glass. This shocking act of violence portrays the depths of their anguish and desperation.

In a poignant moment, Megan arrives just in time to express her sorrow to Laura. During a delirious episode, Laura briefly sees Megan as Josie and utters, 'I love you,' revealing her longing and grief.

After all the chaos and turmoil, Laura finds solace by placing flowers at Josie's grave. This act symbolizes her journey through grief and her steps toward healing and resolution.