Breakfast on Pluto (2005)

How often do we succeed in avoiding death, not even knowing it may be upon us. It has happened to me a couple of times, mostly in cars. For Patrick “Kitten” Braden (Cillian Murphy) wanders into a walk occupied by two working girls, one of whom takes great offense that he’s competition and trespassing on her stroll. Kitten, instead of one of the girls, is picked up by a customer and in a lay-by is offered a silk rope token. Her thinks the driver is just being friendly, the customer wants a blow job. WIth the aid of a perfume atomizer, Kitten is able to flee the car and continue on in his mum search, not realizing that the driver (Bryan Ferry) was probably a serial killer.

Director:  Neil Jordan Writer:  Neil Jordan; Pat McCabe Cast:
Cillian Murphy -  Patrick (Patricia) ‘Kitten’ Braden Liam Neeson -  Father Bernard Ruth Negga -  Charlie Laurence Kinlan -  Irwin Stephen Rea -  Bertie Brendan Gleeson -  John-Joe Conor McEvoy -  Young Patrick Braden (10) Gavin Friday -  Billy Hatchet		Ian Hart -  PC Wallis Eva Birthistle -  Eily Bergin/Eily Lookalike Ruth McCabe -  Ma Braden Steven Waddington -  Insp. Routledge Mark Doherty -  Running Bear Sid Young -  Eily’s Boy Ciaran Nolan -  Horse Killane Eamonn Owens -  Jackie Timlin