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The Visit

The Visit

It's all coming your way

Genres

Drama

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IRA man Tommy McDaid is pulled back to Manchester 25 years after he helped plant a huge bomb that devastated the City Centre and changed the course of his life forever.

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Budget

$20000

Revenue

$--

Status

Released

Original Language

English

Runtime

20 mins

Rating

0/10

Release Date

20 May 2023

Country

United Kingdom

Cast

Cal MacAninch

Cal MacAninch

Tommy McDaid

James Quinn

James Quinn

Eamon

Trevor Dwyer-Lynch

Trevor Dwyer-Lynch

Bernard Carter

Seumas Mackinnon

Seumas Mackinnon

Young Tommy McDaid

Liam Francis Collins

Liam Francis Collins

Martin McDonough

Shareesa Valentine

Shareesa Valentine

Passer-By

Steve Connolly

Steve Connolly

Barman

Jenson Clarke

Jenson Clarke

Young Boy

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