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Daisy Ridley
Ava
Brenton Thwaites
Clay
Mark Coles Smith
Riley
Matt Whelan
Mitch
Chloe Hurst
Katie Harris
Kym Jackson
Lt. Wilkie
Holly Hargreaves
Mrs. Smith
Deanna Cooney
Bianca
Elijah Williams
Greg
Salme Geransar
Private Clarkson
Luke Jai McIntosh
Cadet
Joel Jackson
Anxious Bus Volunteer
Dan Paris
Captain Vance
Nicola Bartlett
Woman on Plane
Kim Fleming
Briefing Colonel
Kingsley Judd
Camper Van Dad
Megan Hollier
Farm Girl
Steve McCall
Bogan
David Genat
Desperate Man
Matthew Parkin
Truck Driver
Jimmy Duncan
Vomiting Hipster
Bruce Denny
Old Man in Chair
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Shower Man
Imogen Rose Flint
Shower Woman
Neven Connolly
Oily Man
Mia Shaw
Woman with Pram
Amanda Faye Chadler
Woman on Bed
Crystal Heo
Pink Haired Stripper
Sarah Ritchie
Pole Dancer
Tom McCathie
Scraggly Farmer
Ruby Mitchell
Employee of the Month
Rebekah Henderson
Camper Van Mum
Archie Henderson
Camper Van Son
Misha Henderson
Camper Van Daughter
Kate Winders
Nervous Woman on Bus #1
Hayley Parker
Nervous Woman on Bus #2
Cherry Pearce
Yoga Instructor
Rebecca Buck
Dead Customer (as Rebekka Buck)
Lilly Iceton
Smith Twin
Zoe Iceton
Smith Twin
Alex Yakimov
Soldier
Joshua Saurin
Soldier
Chris Cho
Soldier
Isaac Davies
Soldier
Christopher Hill
Soldier
Susie Chapman
Medic
Jennah Bannear
Medic
Anika Moodie
Shed Captive
Danielle Antaki
Shed Captive
Ashanti Suriyam
Shed Captive
Maia Milbourne
Shed Captive
Kurtis Van Vliet
Shed Captive
Stuart Haliday
Shed Captive
Jordan Guretti
Army Personnel
John Monk
Army Personnel
Damien Yarran
Army Personnel
Lee Jankowski
Bus Soldier (as Leeroy Jankowski)
Megan Aspinall
Young Woman on Bus
Maeve Lillian Bransby
Baby
Takia Morrison
Jane (uncredited)
Rochelle Emanuel-Smith
Julia (uncredited)

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A review by Manuel São Bento

Written by Manuel São Bento on Sat Jan 03 2026

Full review: https://movieswetextedabout.com/we-bury-the-dead-movie-review-daisy-ridley-delivers-a-masterclass-in-stoic-despair/ Rating: B- "We Bury The Dead ends up being a positive experience, where technical excellence and a sweeping central performance try to compensate for a script that loses its breath and coherence in the home stretch. Although it doesn't manage to keep the promise of its unique premise until the end, falling into conventions it sought to avoid, Zak Hilditch's film offers enough to deserve attention, especially for the way it treats horror as an extension of human ...