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Sweetland: One man up against a world that won’t stop changing

SWEETLAND opens with ghostly voices heard against the wail of the foghorn by Moses Sweetland, a fisherman stranded at sea overnight in the fog. The voices belong to a boatload of dying Sri Lankan migrants, set adrift without food or water in the North Atlantic by unscrupulous people-traffickers.

Sweetland: One man up against a world that won’t stop changing

Sat, 30 May, 2015 - 01:00

Alannah Hopkin

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Michael Crummey

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