
Staccato
Romance · Drama
Overview
Sean is a young labourer newly appointed to tend the grounds of Falgirth, a stately manor in 19th C Ireland. But a secret romance results in a possessive, power-play and a betrayal that can never be forgiven.
Top Cast
Kevin O'Malley
Kevin O'Malley
Sean
Kevin O'Malley
Sean


Craig Grainger
Craig Grainger
Thomas
Craig Grainger
Thomas


Pauline O'Driscoll
Pauline O'Driscoll
Lady Croydon
Pauline O'Driscoll
Lady Croydon


Sarah Gallagher
Sarah Gallagher
Catherine
Sarah Gallagher
Catherine
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