Holy Cross

Holy Cross (2003)


  • Genre: TV Movie, Drama
  • Release Date: 2003-10-10
  • User Rating: 4/10 from 0 ratings
  • Runtime: 1h 30min
  • Production Company: BBC Northern Ireland
  • Production Country: Ireland, United Kingdom
  • Director: Mark Brozel
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Summary

Violence erupts in north Belfast when the residents of Glenbyrn, a predominantly Protestant suburb, object to schoolgirls walking through their neighbourhood from the Catholic area of Ardoyne to the Holy Cross primary school.

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  • Bronagh Gallagher

    as Sarah Norton

  • Brendan Mackey

    as Billy

  • Zara Turner

    as Ann McClure

  • Louise Doran

    as Karen Norton

  • Andrew Foott-Stephens

    as Priest

  • Colum Convey

    as Gerry McClure

  • Emma Whyte

    as Siobhan McClure

  • Patrick O'Kane

    as Peter Norton

  • Cara Kelly

    as Dawn

  • Emma Aiken

    as Debbie

  • Lauren McDonald

    as Aoife McClure

  • Henry Deazley

    as Tony McClure

  • Richard Dormer

    as Seamus

  • Stella McCusker

    as Mrs Tanney

  • Amy Peden

    as Holy Cross Girl

  • George Shane

    as Harry

  • Fergal McElherron

    as Roy

  • Francis Magee

    as Flag Man

  • Packy Lee

    as Flag Man

  • Mark McCavanagh

    as Flag Man

  • Colin Stewart

    as White Car Man

  • Wendy Paul

    as Kylie

  • Abbie Spallen

    as Teacher

  • Kieran Creggan

    as Sam

  • Michael Liebman

    as Mani

  • Maclean Stewart

    as Bin

  • Aoife McMahon

    as Mary

  • Glen Wallace

    as Riot Cop

  • Norman Murray

    as Riot Cop

  • Colin Murphy

    as Matt

  • James Doran

    as Sean

  • Paula McFetridge

    as Chairperson

  • Amanda Hurwitz

    as Glenbyrn Resident

  • Dick Holland

    as Glenbyrn Resident

  • Alexandra Ford

    as Ardoyne Resident

  • Sheelagh O'Kane

    as Chemist

  • Judy Vause

    as TV Reporter

  • Rohan Siva

    as TV Reporter

  • Emma McNeill

    as Glenbyrn Protester

  • Katie Tumelty

    as Holy Cross Mother
Directing Mark Brozel Director
Writing Terry Cafolla Writer

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