Nothing Personal


1h 22m 1995

Brief Synopsis

Set during 1975, the most difficult period of "The Troubles", story unfolds over a 24-hour period during a tense truce between the Protestant (Loyalists) and Catholic (IRA) militias in Belfast. Once childhood friends, Protestant paramilitarist Kenny and Catholic single father Liam are both caught up

Film Details

MPAA Rating
Genre
Adaptation
Drama
Period
Political
Release Date
1995
Distribution Company
TRIMARK/TRIMARK PICTURES
Location
Dublin, Ireland

Technical Specs

Duration
1h 22m

Synopsis

Set during 1975, the most difficult period of "The Troubles", story unfolds over a 24-hour period during a tense truce between the Protestant (Loyalists) and Catholic (IRA) militias in Belfast. Once childhood friends, Protestant paramilitarist Kenny and Catholic single father Liam are both caught up in the chaos that reigns after a Protestant pub is bombed; it is an act of terrorism considered barbaric even in this war-ravaged city. Leonard, representing the political, more rational wing of the Loyalists, negotiates a ceasefire with his IRA counterpart. But Kenny and his paramilitary unit, feeling betrayed, ignore Lenoard's call for peace and pursue revenge against their Catholic neighbors. Following a violent street clash, Kenny's men spot Liam making his way home; they abduct him and subject him to a harrowing interrogation as an alleged IRA member. So the endless cycle of blind hatred continues, in which loyalties are tested, families are divided and even murder is committed.

Crew

Peter Agnew

Assistant Director

Philip Appleby

Music

Russ Bailey

Construction Manager

Reggie Blain

Unit Manager

Jean Bourne

Script Supervisor

Consolata Boyle

Costume Designer

Eileen Buggy

Hair Assistant

Alison Byrne

Wardrobe

Ken Byrne

Other

Donal Caulfield

Other

Jonathan Cavendish

Producer

Andrea Connor

Other

Clodagh Conroy

Assistant Art Director

Eileen Conroy

Other

Fiona Daly

Art Director

Con Dempsey

Gaffer

Kieran Dempsey

Best Boy

Claire Doherty

Art Assistant

Bernadette Dooley

Hairdresser

Sheila Farrell

Accounting Assistant

Giles Gardner

Assistant Director

Mark Geraghty

Production Designer

Howard Gibbins

Production Manager

Nick Gillard

Stunt Coordinator

Deborah Gordon

Sound

Brendan Gunn

Dialogue Coach

Jonathan Hession

Photography

John Hubbard

Casting

Ros Hubbard

Casting

Konrad Jay

Location Manager

Lynn Johnston

Makeup Assistant

Matt Kelly

Other

Paul Keogh

Carpenter

Declan King

Camera Trainee

Daragh Lewis

Props

Peter Lindsay

Sound Mixer

Seamus Mccabe

Driver

John Mckenna

Other

James Mitchell

Executive Producer

Mervyn Moore

Boom Operator

Daniel Mornin

Source Material (From Novel)

Daniel Mornin

Screenplay

Barbara Mulcahy

Assistant Director

Lisa Mulcahy

Assistant Director

Sunny Mulligan

Props Buyer

Owen Murnane

Other

Orla O'brien

Assistant

Catherine O'flaherty

Assistant Director

Anne O'hallaran

Wardrobe

Eamonn O'higgins

Property Master

Liam O'loughlin

Driver

Lisa Parker

Production Coordinator

Michael Parker

Editor

Bill Parnell

Assistant Editor

Dick Pope

Director Of Photography

Luke Quigley

Grip

Robbie Reilly

Other

Magdalen Rubalcava

Assistant

Ger Scully

Wardrobe

Tracey Seaward

Producer

Brian Sheridan

Generator Operator

Brendan Shorthall

Carpenter

Terry Shubert

Special Effects Supervisor

Dominic Tuohy

Special Effects

Liz Turvey

Location Assistant

Will Waller

Production Assistant

Tony Walsh

Carpenter

Graham Waters

Carpenter

Louise Westaway

Production Accountant

Des Whelan

Camera Operator

Brendan Wwall

Electrician

Film Details

MPAA Rating
Genre
Adaptation
Drama
Period
Political
Release Date
1995
Distribution Company
TRIMARK/TRIMARK PICTURES
Location
Dublin, Ireland

Technical Specs

Duration
1h 22m

Quotes

Trivia

Miscellaneous Notes

Actor Ian Hart was a co-winner, along with Isabella Ferrari for Ettore Scola's "Diary of a Poor Young Man" (Italy/1995), of the Coppa Volpi for Best Supporting Performance at the 1995 Venice Film Festival.

Released in United States 1995

Released in United States April 30, 1997

Released in United States January 1996

Released in United States on Video August 26, 1997

Released in United States September 1995

Released in United States Spring April 25, 1997

Shown at Toronto International Film Festival September 7-16, 1995.

Shown at Venice Film Festival (in competition) August 30 - September 9, 1995.

Began shooting February 12, 1995.

Completed shooting March 16, 1995.

Released in United States 1995 (Shown at Venice Film Festival (in competition) August 30 - September 9, 1995.)

Released in United States January 1996 (Shown at Sundance Film Festival (World Cinema) in Park City, Utah January 18-28, 1996.)

Released in United States Spring April 25, 1997

Released in United States April 30, 1997 (Los Angeles)

Released in United States on Video August 26, 1997

Released in United States September 1995 (Shown at Toronto International Film Festival September 7-16, 1995.)