Separation Anxiety (1997)
Overview
On a warm summer's day in the not too distant future, Ireland's first divorce case is unravelling on national television. The lives of several neurotic middle class couples are followed as they reflect on their relationships in the context of legalised divorce.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.489 |
Directed By
Mark Staunton
Crew
Vilhjálmur Ragnarsson
Mark Staunton
Moggie Douglas
Liam O'Neill
Margaret Jennings
Sidney Kimmel
Shelagh Harcourt
Declan Recks
Kevin Donegan
Shane O'Neill
Vilhjálmur Ragnarsson
Andrew S. Karsch
Kevin Menton
Rachel Horovitz
Shelagh Harcourt
Stephen McKeon
Mark Staunton
TOP CAST
Kevin Gildea
Kevin
Susan Collins
Sally
Brendan Dempsey
Brian
Patrick Hickey
Doctor
Michelle Read
Claire
Conor Lambert
Johnny
Ian Coppinger
Ian
Barry Murphy
Reporter
Morgan C. Jones
Tony
Anne Gildea
Nuala
Marie Staunton
Maria
Shelagh Harcourt
Jess
Dermot Carmody
Hippie
Sheila Flitton
Sally's Mum
Sylvie Routard
Lingerie Shop Assistant
Patrick McDonnell
Scan the Comedian
Patrick David Nolan
Minister for Sport
Lori Nasso
Folk Singer
John Henderson
Petley
John O'Donnell
Electronic Sales Assistant
Dylan Tonge Jones
Dylan
Anne Kent
Margaret
Barbara Tonge
Receptionist
Flo McSweeney
Divorcée
Alex Lyons
Rod Flynn
Marie O'Neill
Brian's Mum
Eamon Rohan
Brian's Dad
Sheila Lawless
Grandmother in Shop
Paddy C Courtney
Technician
Jason Byrne
Waiter 1
Carmel O'Doherty
Female Student
Aine Hayden
Waitress
Liam O'Neill
Cameraman
Kevin Donegan
Passer-by
Linda Tully
Astrid
Declan Recks
Security Guard
Conor Kenny
Baker (voice)
Sorcha Doyle
Girl at Dressmakers
Mariah Neary
Family Unity Woman 1
Robert English
Family Unity Man 1
Michael Lynchehaun
Family Unity Man 2
Maeve O'Dwyer
Family Unity Woman 2
Sean McKiernan
Kid in Shop
Villi Godi
Waiter 2
Alan Lyons
Barman
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