The Honourable Scaffolder (2003)
Short film by Brendan Muldowney.
Top billed cast
- Frank CoughlanSaskol
- Alan Devine
- Simon JewellThe Scaffolder
Donncha Crowley
Gerry O'BrienFather- Sara Jameswoman
- Zoe Gibney
- James DelaneyHangman
- Gary Robinson
- Elisabeth Green
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