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Which Way Is Ireland?

201510m

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Director
James Robinson
Release date
2015-11-18
Runtime
10m
Language
English
Status
Released
Country
United Kingdom
Studio
It's My Shout

Which Way Is Ireland? — trailer

About Which Way Is Ireland?

Which Way Is Ireland? is a 2015 movie, directed by James Robinson, starring Chloe Casey, Mared Gruffydd and Gwenllian Jones-Griffith. It has a runtime of 10 minutes. Below you can see where to watch Which Way Is Ireland? in Singapore — across streaming, rental and purchase options — along with the full cast, trailer and viewer reviews.

Synopsis

An autistic girl struggles to cope as her life is turned upside down.

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short film

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How long is Which Way Is Ireland??+

Which Way Is Ireland? has a runtime of 10 minutes (10 minutes).

Who stars in Which Way Is Ireland??+

Which Way Is Ireland? stars Chloe Casey, Mared Gruffydd, Gwenllian Jones-Griffith, Tomos Kelly and Alex Polanski.

When did Which Way Is Ireland? come out?+

Which Way Is Ireland? is a 2015 movie directed by James Robinson.

Who directed Which Way Is Ireland??+

Which Way Is Ireland? was directed by James Robinson.

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