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Issue Details: First known date: 2010... 2010 The Silence
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Film Details - British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) ; Company Pictures , 2010

Producers:

Polly Hill, Andrew Lowe, Charles Pattinson, and George Faber (executive producers).
Eleanor Greene (producer).
Cait Collins (line producer).

Production Companies:

Company Pictures.
British Broadcasting Corporation.

Director of Photography:

Owen McPolin.

Editors:

Úna Ní Dhonghaíle and Ben Yeates.

Production Designers:

Susie Cullen.

Music:

John Lunn.

Cast:

Including Genevieve Barr (Amelia), Douglas Henshall (Jim), Dervla Kirwan (Maggie), Harry Ferrier (Tom), Gina McKee (Anne), Hugh Bonneville (Chris), Richie Campbell (Rocky), Rebecca Oldfield (Sophie), Del Synnott (Terry), Nick Nevern (Ely), Tom Kane (Joel), Rod Hallett (Mac), David Westhead (Frank), Mark Stobbart (Lee), and Stefan Booth (Richard Gray).

Release Dates:

First broadcast on BBC1 (UK) from 12 to 15 July 2010 and first screened in Australia on ABC1 on successive Friday nights, beginning 26 November 2010.

Location:

  • Filmed on location in Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland.

Awards:

  • IFTA Award (Irish Film and Television Awards), Best Director for Television (won), 2011.
  • IFTA Award (Irish Film and Television Awards), Best Production Design (nominated), 2011.
  • IFTA Award (Irish Film and Television Awards), Best Director of Photography (nominated), 2011.
  • IFTA Award (Irish Film and Television Awards), Best Actress in a Supporting Role in Television (nominated), 2011.
  • IFTA Award (Irish Film and Television Awards), Best Sound (won), 2011.
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