Thomas, James, and Donald traveled to Ferranan Island, Scotland to watch the lighthouse. All is well on the island except for a radio malfunction. After a storm, the trio find a wrecked boat, a locked crate, and a poor middle-aged man who appears to be out of breath. Donald kills the middle-aged man in self-defense, and the locked crate holds a large amount of gold, which the three men discuss returning to the mainland and dividing equally, keeping a low profile. In order to recover the gold, a ship from the sea, boarding the island of Rock, Poe found Thomas, asked the crew Gail and the whereabouts of the wooden box. Thomas tells them that the body and the crate were shipped to the mainland three hours earlier. Learning of the deception, the duo quickly strike down James, Donald, and Thomas, and Locke angrily asks where the gold has gone. James and Donald, who are not dead, once again fight to the death, finally killing the two men, and in the darkness, James also kills the boy who was on the island with Locke and Poe, which reminds him of his own child. Unable to face up to the fact that he is a murderous, lying father, James blames and kills Donald. Thomas takes the crate with him, and James leaves Ferranan Island and sails out to sea. After choosing to throw himself into the sea, James asks Thomas for help, and thinking of the remorseful pain he feels as a father and husband, Thomas eventually presses James back into the sea. Director KRISTOFFER NYHOLM cleverly played a classical flavor of the thriller wrestling film, over the addiction of the visual four shoots. Looking at the lonely Scottish island surrounded by the sea breeze, in the face of family, in the face of responsibility, in the face of all kinds of variables in life, how will a person imagine as a lighthouse to release their own ray of hope.