Don't Go is a psychological thriller film directed by David Gleeson. The movie follows a grieving father named Ben, played by Stephen Dorff, who is struggling to cope with the loss of his daughter, Lily, played by Saoirse Ronan. Ben and his wife, Hazel, played by Melissa George, had been living a happy life until their daughter died in a tragic accident.
After the tragedy, Ben moves to Ireland and starts having vivid dreams where he is reunited with his daughter. In the dreams, Lily asks Ben to find a key to unlock a mysterious box that will bring her back to life. As Ben becomes increasingly obsessed with the dream, he starts to unravel the mystery behind it, which leads him to uncover some shocking secrets about his past.
As Ben delves deeper into the dream, he begins to lose touch with reality, and his relationship with Hazel starts to suffer. With his grip on sanity slipping away, Ben becomes more determined to uncover the truth behind Lily's death and bring her back to life.
Don't Go is a haunting and deeply personal film that explores the depths of grief and loss. With its stunning cinematography and powerful performances, the movie is a must-watch for anyone interested in psychological thrillers.
