"Small Things Like These" is the first Christmas film of the season, but it is far from the typical festive fare. Adapted by Enda Walsh from Claire Keegan’s novella and directed by Tim Mielants, the film paints a pretty disturbing but true picture of 1980s small-town Ireland, where the saviours of society became its abusers. Cillian Murphy, fresh off his Oscar win for "Oppenheimer," produces and stars as Bill Furlong, a melancholic coal merchant. And in this video, we will explain the ending of Small Things like These as well as figure out the true story behind the movie, a story so haunting that it shamed an entire nation and the government had to pay millions of Euros as reparations. So, without further ado, let’s begin.