Life After Life (1995)
Leo Doyle, a convicted IRA murderer, is released into the community after 14 years in prison on a scheme to rehabilitate former terrorists. He soon finds that the ceasefire has robbed him of both purpose and identity. Relationships with his family are difficult and reach boiling point when they find that he has rekindled his affair with a former fiancee Roisin, now married with three children.
Director: Tim Fywell
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Lorcan Cranitch as Leo Doyle |
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Ingrid Craigie as Mary Carlin |
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Michelle Fairley as Roisin Donaghy |
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Robert Donavan as Michael O'Neill |
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Ian McElhinney as Working out governor |
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Bridget Turner as Frances Doyle |
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Jonathan Arundel as Ronnie Mercer |
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Des McAleer as Paddy John O'Neill |
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Trevor Moore as Brendan Doyle |
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John Hewitt as Malachy Doyle |
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Andrew Roddy as John Sterling |
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Conor Mullen as Andrew Martin |
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B.J. Hogg as Liam |
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Aingeal Grehan as Dolores Brennan |
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Vincent Higgins as PC Ian Wylie |
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Abbie Spallen as WPC Yvonne Wycliffe |
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Gerard Horan as Tony Carlin |
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Marie Jones as Margaret O'Neill |
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George Shane as Mr. Moloney |
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Alan McKee as Biff Donaghy |
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Mark Kane as Mickey Donolly |
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Danny Lunny as Kev |
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David Calvert as Policeman at VCP |
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Margaret McCann as Mrs. Moloney |
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Mary Fegan as Carol O'Neill |
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Irene Maxwell as Woman at supermarket |
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Patrick Fitzsymons as Supermarket manager |
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Cheryl O'Dwyer as Mira O'Neill |
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Finbar Kelly as Liam aged 17 |
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Michael Hallie as Liam aged 9 |
| Writing | Graham Reid | Writer |
| Directing | Tim Fywell | Director |
| Camera | Barry Ackroyd | Director of Photography |
