Top billed cast

1. 

   Brendan Gleeson

   Donnelly

2. 

   Rúaidhrí Conroy

   Kid

3. 

   David Wilmot

   Man

4. 

   Aisling O'Sullivan

   Woman

5. 

   Gary Lydon

   Chief Guard

6. 

   Domhnall Gleeson

   Cashier

7. 

   David Murray

   Doctor

8. 

   Tadgh Conroy

   Young Kid

9. 

   David Pearse

   Short Man

10. View more

Reviews

A review by CinemaSerf

Written by CinemaSerf on 2026-01-17

“Donnelly” (Brendan Gleeson) isn’t having a good day. He has just left his deceased wife in hospital and is getting the train home when he sits across from a young lad (Rúaidhri Conroy) who’s a bit free with his language and is, as my gran used to say, a little pass remarkable. His targets are a couple who board at the next stop and who don’t look very happy. It turns out that she (Aisling O’Sullivan) and her husband (David Wilmot) have had some fairly traumatic news of their own, and swiftly the smart-mouthed kid’s provocative comments lead to the first of a couple of tragic ev...read the rest

Recommendations

1. In Bruges74%
2. Thick as Thieves60%
3. Eenie Meanie63%
4. Code 370%
5. The Enforcer70%
6. Wanda68%
7. London Calling64%
8. The Gentlemen76%
9. Guns Up64%
10. Gringo58%
11. Small Apartments58%
12. Bad Boys69%
13. Five Minutes of Heaven61%
14. El padrino70%
15. Adam & Paul69%
16. Thin Ice65%
17. On the Count of Three64%
18. The Darjeeling Limited71%
19. Cigarettes & Coffee67%
20. Blindspotting73%

Status
Released

Original Language
English

Budget
$200,000.00

Revenue
$0.00

Keywords

• gun
• passenger
• dark comedy
• grief
• train
• photograph
• ireland
• police officer
• short film