Michael delivers one of his most introspective performances yet in Looking Through Water, a generational story about fathers, sons, and the fragile bonds that tie them together. As William McKay, a man whose carefully built world begins to crumble, he brings a quiet intensity to the screen—capturing the tension between pride and vulnerability, love and regret. His portrayal feels lived-in, deeply human, and reflective of the film’s central question: what does it take to truly see the people we love? Set against the sun-drenched backdrop of Belize, Looking Through Water