Dirt Ash Meat

The film follows Rhian and her brother Dewi as they face the challenges of running their inherited farm amid the chaos of an epidemic. With livestock at risk and the disease threatening their livelihood, Rhian struggles to maintain stability, especially with Dewi's increasing instability.

Adapted from Owen Sheers' novel White Ravens, Dirt Ash Meat delves into themes of family, responsibility, and the harsh realities of farming. The film's concise runtime allows for a focused narrative that captures the tension of the situation. Collectors of contemporary drama may find this film particularly engaging due to its unique setting and compelling storyline.