Release date: March 16, 2007 More »

Country	Date
Argentina	September 28, 2006
Australia	June 25, 2006
Belgium	September 6, 2006
Brazil	April 13, 2007
Canada	September 7, 2006
Chile	August 30, 2007
Colombia	July 27, 2007
Croatia	July 17, 2006
Denmark	March 2, 2007
Egypt	May 2, 2007
Finland	June 13, 2007
France	May 18, 2006
Germany	October 13, 2006
Greece	November 9, 2006
Hungary	May 24, 2007
Iceland	August 31, 2006
Indonesia	February 21, 2007
Ireland	June 23, 2006
Israel	October 12, 2006
Italy	November 10, 2006
Japan	November 25, 2006
Lebanon	February 8, 2007
Mexico	May 13, 2007
Netherlands	August 10, 2006
Philippines	November 3, 2006
Poland	December 8, 2006
Portugal	July 27, 2006
Russia	October 12, 2006
Singapore	May 3, 2007
Slovakia	September 13, 2007
South Korea	November 2, 2006
Spain	September 15, 2006
Sweden	September 15, 2006
Taiwan	November 19, 2006
Thailand	August 24, 2006
Turkey	October 20, 2006
UK	June 23, 2006
USA	March 16, 2007

Cast:

• Cillian Murphy as Damien
• Padraic Delaney as Teddy (as Pádraic Delaney)
• Liam Cunningham as Dan
• Orla Fitzgerald as Sinead
• Mary O'Riordan as Peggy (as Mary Riordan)
• Mary Murphy as Bernadette
• Laurence Barry as Micheail
• Damien Kearney as Finbar
• Frank Bourke as Leo
• Myles Horgan as Rory
• Martin Lucey as Congo
• Aidan O'Hare as Steady Boy
• Shane Casey as Kevin
• John Crean as Chris
• Máirtín de Cógáin as Sean (as Mairtin de Cogain)
• Keith Dunphy as Terence
• Kieran Hegarty as Francis
• Gerard Kearney as Donacha
• Shane Nott as Ned
• Kevin O'Brien as Tim
• Gary McCarthy as Volunteer
• Tim O'Mahon as Volunteer
• Graham Browne as Volunteer
• Owen Buckley as Volunteer
• Aidan Fitzpatrick as Volunteer
• Vince Hannington as Volunteer
• Denis Kelleher as Volunteer
• Colin McClery as Volunteer
• Finbar O'Mahon as Volunteer
• John Quinlan as Volunteer
• Peggy Lynch as Singer at Wake
• Noel O'Donovan as Station Guard
• Peter O'Mahoney as Stoker
• Barry Bourke as Policeman
• Frank O'Sullivan as Man in Pub
• Diarmuid Ó'Dálaigh as Man in Pub
• Corina Gough as Woman in Search
• Roger Allam as Sir John Hamilton
• Sabrina Barry as Julia
• William Ruane as Johnny Gogan
• Danny Riordan as Elderly Couple
• Peg Crowley as Elderly Couple
• Fiona Lawton as Lily
• Kieran Aherne as Sweeney
• Clare Dineen as Mrs. Rafferty
• Sean McGinley as Father Denis
• Tomas OhEalaithe as Boy on Bike
• Nora Lynch as Mother of Sick Child
• Diarmuid Ní Mheachair as Sick Child
• Denis Conway as Priest
• Barry Looney as Ceilidh Band
• Connie O'Connail as Ceilidh Band
• Aine O'Connor as Ceilidh Band
• Francis O'Connor as Ceilidh Band
• Peadr O'Riada as Ceilidh Band
• Neil Brand as Newsreel Piano Accompanist
• Tom Charnock as Sergeant at Cottage
• Alan Ready as Sergeant at Station
• Mark Wakeling as Lieutenant
• Antony Byrne as The Interrogator
• Tony Streeter as British Soldier (as Marcus Anthony)
• William Armstrong as British Soldier (as Bill Armstrong)
• Christopher Bown as British Soldier
• Mark Bryce as British Soldier
• Alex Dee as British Soldier
• Jonny Holmes as British Soldier
• Allan Huntley as British Soldier
• Bill Hurst as British Soldier
• Daniel Kington as British Soldier
• Jamie Lomas as British Soldier
• Owen McQuade as British Soldier
• Richard Oldham as British Soldier
• Colin Parry as British Soldier
• Scott Peden as British Soldier
• Bernie Sweeney as British Soldier
• Derek Taylor as British Soldier
• Neil Alan Taylor as British Soldier
• Gregor Wood as British Soldier
• Fergus Burke as Theatre attendant
• Niall McCarthy as Extra (uncredited)
• Siobhan McSweeny as Julia (uncredited)
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About:

Ireland, 1920. Damien and Teddy are brothers. But while the latter is already the leader of a guerrilla squad fighting for the independence of his motherland, Damien, a medical student at University College, would rather finish his training at the London hospital where he has found a place. However, shortly before his departure, he happens to witness atrocities committed by the ferocious Black and Tans and finally decides to join the resistance group led by Teddy. The two brothers fight side by side until a truce is signed. Bur peace is short-lived and when England imposes a treaty regarded unfair by a part of the population war resumes, this time pitting Irishmen against Irishmen, brothers against brothers, Teddy against Damien...