In that quiet shallow sea, the beach and the waves are constantly blending together. Three stories unfold from the perspectives of the three characters, and the three stories are all filled with endless sadness, and everyone's life is missing.

In that quiet shallow sea, the beach and the waves are constantly blending together. The three characters unfold three stories from the perspectives, and at first, these three stories are filled with endless sadness, and everyone's life is missing.

The war continues to spread in the small town of Farouk. He just wants to do his best to protect his family's safety and prevent them from being affected by the war. So, under the background of this situation, he believed the promise of the smuggling organizer, paid a high cost, and decided to flee to Europe. In my impression, I am not optimistic about smuggling, because smuggling cannot guarantee absolute safety. However, with constant wars, the surroundings were filled with different dangers. In order to survive, smuggling might have become the only choice at that time.

What's terrible is that Farouk didn't realize that he might have been cheated until he saw the ship. On such a wooden boat, after all the passengers entered the cabin, the door was locked. Such a crewless ship is full of passengers wandering on the endless ocean, and the seemingly safe way has become the only way back. When Farouk survived in the end, he had to choose to try to record everything about his family. After all, all he had left was his own memories, but he still hoped that his family would still come back to meet.

At first, the grief of losing his family once made Farouk desperate, which also made him make a dream for himself. In this dream, he did not separate from his family, but saved all his family and lived happily together. But when he woke up in the dream, he realized that he was the only one in this world. However, the flame of hope will not disappear. When each of us faces a dead end, we may also ignite different candles of hope.

On the other hand, Lampe lives in a peaceful Irish town where he has lived for too long. He felt embarrassed for his inappropriate tent. He had reacted to the body of the woman in front of him at the funeral, and at that time he could only think of all the sad things in his mind to calm himself down.

Lampe felt tired and confused about this. He wanted to know how to become a man in the eyes of others. Who set the standards?

And the last man, John, had a strong desire for control, but he had a life of pain because of his father's secrets and his brother's ghost. He always felt that he had been given up by his father and could not be his father's pride. What a sad thing. Once this idea starts to enter John's mind, it can no longer be removed. It is like a curse, tormenting John every day.