Far End of the Sea

A Scottish sailor named Hamish MacKay finds himself stranded on a small Pacific island after a shipwreck. He is captured by a local resident, Adiben, who begins taking him toward a village where MacKay expects to meet a tragic end. As the captive seeks a way to escape, Adiben struggles with a moral dilemma, torn between his duty to his own community and the urge to assist a lost foreigner.

This historical drama was directed by Matthew Holmes, following his previous work on Fear Below. The film was produced by Pleasant Island Productions and the Government of the Republic of Nauru. Jamie Coffa wrote the screenplay and also stars as Hamish MacKay. The main cast includes Cramer Cain as Adiben, alongside Redrose Tamakin, Sophie Mcasey, and Brav Dowabobo. The production was managed by producers Yannick Detsiogo, Cramer Cain, and Jamie Coffa.