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Description: Three young Irish women struggle to maintain their spirits while they endure dehumanizing abuse as inmates of a Magdalene Sisters Asylum.
Cast:
Sister Bridget: Geraldine McEwan
Margaret: Anne-Marie Duff
Bernadette: Nora-Jane Noone
Rose: Dorothy Duffy
Crispina: Eileen Walsh
Una: Mary Murray
Katy: Britta Smith
Sister Jude: Frances Healy
Sister Clementine: Eithne McGuinness
Sister Augusta (as Phyllis McMahon): Phyllis MacMahon
Josephine: Rebecca Walsh
Eamonn: Eamonn Owens
Brendan (as Chris Simpson): Chris Patrick-Simpson
Seamus: Sean Colgan
Father Fitzroy: Daniel Costello
Dormitory Girls: Mariann Taylor
Theresa: Julie Austin
Margaret's Mother: Deirdre Davis
Margaret's Father: Ian Hanmore
Band member at wedding: Kevin Shields
Kevin: Sean McDonagh
Priest at wedding: Sean Mackin
Young Eamonn: Ciaran Owens
Sonia: Ashley Conroy
Mrs Barton: Pauline Goldsmith
Amy: Leanne Henderson
Orphanage Boy 1: Stephen Mallon
Orphanage Boy 2: Jim Murray
Orphanage Boy 3: Christopher Sheridan
Rose's Mother: Maureen Allan
Father Doonigan: Laurie Ventry
Rose's Father: Jim Walsh
Garda Sergeant: Fran Brennan
Ruby: Gemma Burns
Crispina's Son - 2: Daniel Emerson
Crispina's Sister: Tracy Kearney
Young Man in Car: Stephen McCole
Psychiatric Nurse: Nick Powell
Mr O'Connor: Peter Mullan
Girl with Baby (as Julie Nimmo): Julie Wilson Nimmo
Archbishop: Allan Sharpe
Crispina's Son - 1: Callum Smith
Crispina's Son - 3 (as Fynn Turner): Flynn Turner
Chaperones: Helen Game
Groom: Leo Horsfield
Written by: Peter Mullan
Director: Peter Mullan
Production: Scottish Screen, UK Film Council, Fís Éireann/Screen Ireland, Momentum Pictures, PFP Films, Temple Films, Dumfries & Galloway Council, South West Scotland Screen Commission, Scottish Enterprise Dumfries & Galloway, UK Film Council's New Cinema Fund, Eleme
Release date: 29 Aug 2003
Box Office: $4,890,878
Cast:
Sister Bridget: Geraldine McEwan
Margaret: Anne-Marie Duff
Bernadette: Nora-Jane Noone
Rose: Dorothy Duffy
Crispina: Eileen Walsh
Una: Mary Murray
Katy: Britta Smith
Sister Jude: Frances Healy
Sister Clementine: Eithne McGuinness
Sister Augusta (as Phyllis McMahon): Phyllis MacMahon
Josephine: Rebecca Walsh
Eamonn: Eamonn Owens
Brendan (as Chris Simpson): Chris Patrick-Simpson
Seamus: Sean Colgan
Father Fitzroy: Daniel Costello
Dormitory Girls: Mariann Taylor
Theresa: Julie Austin
Margaret's Mother: Deirdre Davis
Margaret's Father: Ian Hanmore
Band member at wedding: Kevin Shields
Kevin: Sean McDonagh
Priest at wedding: Sean Mackin
Young Eamonn: Ciaran Owens
Sonia: Ashley Conroy
Mrs Barton: Pauline Goldsmith
Amy: Leanne Henderson
Orphanage Boy 1: Stephen Mallon
Orphanage Boy 2: Jim Murray
Orphanage Boy 3: Christopher Sheridan
Rose's Mother: Maureen Allan
Father Doonigan: Laurie Ventry
Rose's Father: Jim Walsh
Garda Sergeant: Fran Brennan
Ruby: Gemma Burns
Crispina's Son - 2: Daniel Emerson
Crispina's Sister: Tracy Kearney
Young Man in Car: Stephen McCole
Psychiatric Nurse: Nick Powell
Mr O'Connor: Peter Mullan
Girl with Baby (as Julie Nimmo): Julie Wilson Nimmo
Archbishop: Allan Sharpe
Crispina's Son - 1: Callum Smith
Crispina's Son - 3 (as Fynn Turner): Flynn Turner
Chaperones: Helen Game
Groom: Leo Horsfield
Written by: Peter Mullan
Director: Peter Mullan
Production: Scottish Screen, UK Film Council, Fís Éireann/Screen Ireland, Momentum Pictures, PFP Films, Temple Films, Dumfries & Galloway Council, South West Scotland Screen Commission, Scottish Enterprise Dumfries & Galloway, UK Film Council's New Cinema Fund, Eleme
Release date: 29 Aug 2003
Box Office: $4,890,878
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