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Bookmark this pageNothing Personal (1995)
Director: Thaddeus O'Sullivan
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From Time Out Film Guide
One dark night in Belfast, 1975. Trapped on the wrong side of the sectarian divide, Liam (Lynch) finds himself at the mercy of a Loyalist paramilitary group, while his young daughter roams the streets looking for him. Confidently mounted by O'Sullivan, working in a very different register from his mainstream feature debut, December Bride, this humanist drama is engaging enough, and very well acted with a tooth-and-nails psycho turn from Ian Hart, but it's too schematic, one of those films where you can read the third act in the first ten minutes.Author: TCh
Cast & crew
Director: Thaddeus O'Sullivan
Producer: Jonathan Cavendish, Tracey Seaward
Cast: Ian Hart, John Lynch, James Frain, Michael Gambon, Gary Lydon, Ruaidhri Conroy, Maria Boyle Kennedy, Gerard McSorley, BJ Hogg full cast
Duration: 85 mins
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