Top Billed Cast

Dave Johns
Dan
Hayley Squires
Katie
Briana Shann
Daisy
Dylan McKiernan
Dylan
Kate Rutter
Ann
Sharon Percy
Sheila
Kema Sikazwe
China
Magpie Richens
Piper
Amanda Payne
Assessor
Chris McGlade
At the Sawmill
Shaun Prendergast
At the Sawmill
Gavin Webster
At the Sawmill
Sammy T. Dobson
Specialist Nurse
Mickey Hutton
Neighbour With Dog
Colin Coombs
Postman
David Murray
Benefit Enquiry Line Advisor
Stephen Clegg
Floor Manager
Andy Kidd
Job Centre Guard
Kay Gilchrist-Ward
Job Centre Officer Manager
Dan Li
Stan Li
Jane Birch
Librarian
Kimberley Blair Smith
Student
Junior Atilassi
Student
John Sumner
C.V. Instructor
Dave Turner
Harry Edwards
Jackie Robinson
Food Bank
Kathleen Germain
Food Bank
Christine Wood
Food Bank
Micky McGregor
Supermarket Guard Ivan
Neil Stuart Morton
Supermarket Manager
Roy McCartney
Decision Maker
Stephen Halliday
Furniture Dealer
Julie Nicholson
Business Woman
Viktoria Kay
Woman in House
Malcolm Shields
Scotsman
Bryn Jones
Police
Helen Dixon
Police
Gary Jacques
Senior Police Officer
Mick Laffey
Welfare Rights Officer
Patricia Roberts
Yvonne Maher
Susan Robinson
Mike Milligan
Man at C.V. Meeting
Laura Jane Barnes-Martin
Harriet Ghost
Appeal Receptionist
Brian Scurr
James Hepworth
Shopper (uncredited)
Natalie Ann Jamieson
Employment Support Allowance Assessor (uncredited)
Rob Kirtley
Man in Food Bank (uncredited)

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A review by Reno

Written by Reno on Fri Apr 14 2017

**A reminder that the society is made up of all kinds of people and some of them need gentle assistance.** There was an Oscar buzz for this. Many film experts thought it would sail through, but that did not happen. Now I saw it and I think it should have made into. If the priests' dirty secrets were recognised to condemn on such a big platform, then this film deserves as well. Because it reveals the cruelty against the economically weaker families and computer illiterate old men. It is only this much short to be called a documentary film. I mean it was very realistic with cinematic dialog...