Saoirse is the story of a young American woman who flees to Ireland to escape the troubles she left behind in Michigan. Travelling under a stolen identity, she boards a plane planning to only disappear for a short while, but she accidentally begins to build a life. Before long she realises there is no simple way back. As she builds a life in her adopted country, she works through her past and present traumas by pouring herself into her art, all the while avoiding the truth of the lie she is living. …
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