Cast - Mary Jackson - Maeve Sweeney; Mark Mullholland - Martin Sweeney; Brid Brennan - Roisin Sweeney; Trudy Kelly - Ellen; John Keegan - Liam Doyle; Nuala McCann - young Maeve; George Shane - Causeway man; Aingeal Greghan - Joan O'Neill; Carmel Greghan - Carmel Noonan; Mel Austin - Joe Sweeney; Justin Duff - Colm Sweeney; Billy Kane - Frank Doyle; Lucie Jameson - woman in hospital; Sheila Graham - Mrs McIlroy; Hugh McCarthy - airport security; Mike Vernon - seeker for lost knowledge; Rob Gotobed, Dave Smythe - men at party; Raymond Gardiner - young McQuade; Brid Davidson - young Roisin; Jackie Donnelly - taxi driver; Peter Quigley - brother-in-law; Brendan Burns, Niall Cusack, Steve Donaldson, Austin Herron, Michael Kinsella, Brian Lynch, Gerry McLoughlin - soldiers; Margaret McDonald, Seamus McGarry - checkpoint security; Margaret Lockhead, Susie Davidson, Margaret Keenan - nuns; Ann-Marie Robinson, Clare Robinson, Deirdre McManus, Jean Gardner, Paula Murphy - schoolgirls; Elizabeth Gardner, Teresa O'Kane - children on swing; Production Company - British Film Institute Production Board. In association with Radio Telefis Eireann. A film by Pat Murphy, John Davies, Robert Smith; Director - Pat Murphy, John Davies; Screenplay - Pat Murphy; Producer - Kate McManus, Alastair Herron, Pat Murphy, John Davies, Robert Smith; Cameraperson - Robert Smith, David Barker; Additional Cameraperson - Jane Clarke, Assistant Cameraperson - Ellin Hare; Editor - John Davies; Music composed by Molly Brambeld and The Country Four, 'One Day at a Time' sung by the Valentine Music Group; 'Structure #4' by Robert Boyle; 'Perfect Avalanche' by Desmond Simmons, Rob Gotobed; 'Concordat', 'Rodgigo' by Pete Nu, Sound Recordist - Chris Renty; (Sound) dubbing mixer - Colin Martin; Stills - Geraldine Sweeney; Costume designer - Elizabeth McCrum, Elise Taylor; Props - Tom Osborne; Grip - Mike Duffield; Gaffer - Philip Fegan; Great Britain (GB) distributor - British Film Institute.