Directed by Martin Duffy
Screenplay by Maureen Tilyou
Novel by Rhidian Brook

Jonathan Pryce .... Da
Ian Bannen .... Billy
Griff Rhys Jones .... Caesar
Geraldine James .... Mum
Matthew Rhys .... Jonathon
John-Paul Macleod .... Taliesin
Robert Pugh .... Handicott
Rhys Tucker .... Hooper
Boyd Clack .... Toni
Sophie Sherrington .... Julie Dyer
Mark Bishop .... Luc Daniels
Anwen Williams .... Mrs. Willis

Produced by
Ben Goddard .... producer
Louise Clark Goddard .... producer
Helena Mackenzie .... producer
Kevin Marcy .... producer
Michael Ryan .... executive producer
Kevin Segalla .... co-producer
Original music by Mark Thomas
Cinematography by Tony Imi
Film Editing by Jonathan Rudd

Rated PG - for thematic elements and brief language

Trailer

SYNOPSIS:
For 12 year old, TALIESIN JONES (JOHN-PAUL MACLEOD), life on a Welsh hill farm is full of uncertainty. His Mum (GERALDINE JAMES) leaves home and Taliesin is left behind with his distracted father (JONATHAN PRYCE), his sullen brother (MATTHEW RHYS) and his own quest for answers. After seeing his elderly piano teacher Billy Evans (IAN BANNEN) perform a miracle, Taliesin is inspired in his search for answers to life's biggest questions, for he needs a miracle of his own. Billy strikes a deal with Taliesin: if he continues to practice the piano, he will give him the key to miracles. Belief comes with a price and will change his life forever.