Bury our hearts at the bend of the river spans the River Lee through a split screen journey combining traces of walks, boat journeys and improvised performances. Three female performers including the filmmaker physically map this landscape witnessing and moving along the river from apparent wilderness to industrial zones. A pure and primal connection with river as self runs through the film complicated through the continuous meeting of interruptions in the forms of dams, wind farms, pharmaceutical plants, power generating stations etc. Privatisation of land make a continuous journey of the river banks from source to sea almost impossible. Further less visible contaminations to water quality are apparent. The voiceover and singing switch between Irish and English language referencing the significance of the valley at the source of the river as a retainer for the Irish language and the histories of colonisation linked to land use and ownership across the entire territory.