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The Party's Just Beginning
2018
In the rugged Scottish Highlands, Liusaidh, a sharp-tongued and whiskey-fueled young woman, navigates her post-loss haze, seeking solace in one-night stands and pub crawls. But when she connects with a midlife-crisis-stricken stranger and an anonymous online companion grappling with mortality, she must confront the darkness head-on, finding unexpected camaraderie under the fleeting glow of the Northern Lights.
Runtime: 91 min
Box Office: $4.4K
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Ratings:
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68
Metascore
7.9
User Score
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6.1 /10
IMDb Rating
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64.0
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Liusaidh, a 24-year-old from Inverness, Scotland, has been stuck in a rut since the tragic loss of her best friend Alistair. His senseless death by train collision almost a year ago has left her feeling lost and disconnected from the world. As she navigates the bleak landscape of her daily routine, selling cheese at a supermarket, Liusaidh finds solace in fleeting moments of hedonism, indulging in reckless drinking binges and casual encounters with strangers. These self-destructive coping mechanisms are a desperate attempt to numb the ache of grief.
One evening, while drowning her sorrows at a local bar, Liusaidh meets a stranger who becomes entwined in her life. Their encounters, though fleeting, leave an indelible mark on both their souls. But when the stranger reappears, this time standing poised to take his own life at the very same bridge where Alistair met his end, something inside Liusaidh snaps into action. With a mix of instinct and compassion, she manages to talk him down from the brink, forming an unexpected bond with this troubled individual.
As her personal demons continue to wreak havoc on her life, Liusaidh's world begins to unravel. She loses her job after a series of absences, and her behavior spirals further out of control. Christmas, the anniversary of Alistair's passing, proves to be a particularly painful reminder of her fragility. In a haze of drink-fueled recklessness, Liusaidh finds herself at the mercy of three strangers who exploit her vulnerability. The aftermath is marked by crushing despair.
As she struggles to come to terms with the trauma, Liusaidh turns to an unnamed old man she has befriended throughout the film, sharing her darkest secrets and finding solace in his empathetic ear. But even this fragile sense of connection can't shield her from the harsh realities of her own mortality. In a moment of profound vulnerability, Liusaidh contemplates joining Alistair on that fateful bridge. However, something deep within her stirs, refusing to give in to the darkness.
With a newfound resolve, she begins to piece together the shattered remnants of her life, slowly forging a path towards redemption and healing. As she opens up to old wounds and forges new connections, Liusaidh starts to rebuild her world, one tentative step at a time.