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Since 2008 the recession has been the biggest story in Ireland. Nobody has gone untouched by the catastrophic collapse of house prices, the banking system and the Celtic Tiger feelgood factor. The Break is a story about how Tim, a father of two, tried to cope for the first few months after everything went wrong.

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What is The Break (1983) about?

Since 2008 the recession has been the biggest story in Ireland. Nobody has gone untouched by the catastrophic collapse of house prices, the banking system and the Celtic Tiger feelgood factor. The Break is a story about how Tim, a father of two, tried to cope for the first few months after everything went wrong.

Who stars in The Break?

The Break stars Ronan Leahy (Tim), Barry Keoghan (Sean), Jacob Lea (Scott), Emmet Kirwan (Debo), Jon Kenny (Derek). The film was directed by Denis Fitzpatrick.

How long is The Break?

The Break has a runtime of 22 min and premiered in 1983.

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