| Brenda Fricker | ... | Sister Agnes | |
| Sandy Gore | ... | Mother Ambrose | |
| Josephine Byrnes | ... | Diane / Sister Catherine | |
| Lisa Hensley | ... | Veronica / Sister Paul | |
| Simon Burke | ... | Jack Delahunty | |
| Melissa Jaffer | ... | Sister Attracta | |
| Philip Quast | ... | Ian McGregor | |
| Pat Bishop | ... | Mary Maloney | |
| Naomi Watts | ... | Frances Heffernan | |
| Kym Wilson | ... | Rosemary Fitzgerald | |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Peter Braunstein | ... | Frank Markham | |
| Beth Champion | ... | Sister Clare | |
| Dimity Clancey | ... | Moya Maloney | |
| Gian Clancey | ... | Kerry Maloney | |
| Vanessa Collier | ... | Jacinta | |
| Syd Conabere | ... | Da | |
| Christen Cornell | ... | Lucy Mulcady | |
| Michael Craig | ... | Bishop | |
| Russell Crowe | ... | Dominic Maloney | |
| Christine Degeuron | ... | Mrs. Upton | |
| Ann Fay | ... | Sister Innocent | |
| Stuart Finch | ... | Father Riordan | |
| John Frawley | ... | Bishop | |
| Frank Gallacher | ... | Priest | |
| Caroline Gillmer | ... | Sister Philomena | |
| Pippa Grandison | ... | Bernadette | |
| Deborah Hanley | ... | Mary Statue | |
| Damon Herriman | ... | Grant | |
| Connie Hobbs | ... | Sister Pierre | |
| Keith Holloway | ... | Lawrie Tierney | |
| Harold Hopkins | ... | Ken Maloney | |
| Joy Hruby | ... | Sister Polycarp | |
| John Langrishe | ... | Tom Heffernan | |
| Adrian Lee | ... | Kevin | |
| Stephen Leeder | ... | Brother Thomas | |
| Liberty Lee | ... | Frances, aged 8 | |
| Tathom Lennox | ... | Anne Fitzgerald | |
| Ned Manning | ... | Helen | |
| Rhys McConnochie | ... | Monsignor | |
| Kirsty McGregor | ... | Caroline | |
| Kristen Minichbauer | ... | Carmel Fitzgerald | |
| Genevieve Mooy | ... | Judith Fitzgerald | |
| Antonia Murphy | ... | Novice Therese | |
| Russell Newman | ... | Brother Louis | |
| Louise Pajo | ... | Jean Markham | |
| Michelle Pettigrove | ... | Sister Francine | |
| Hazel Phillips | ... | Mrs. Purley | |
| Brian Rooney | ... | Brendan Maloney | |
| Irene Rowland | ... | Sister Perpetua | |
| Rob Steele | ... | Senator Kearney | |
| Penny Stehli | ... | Sister Patrick | |
| John Stone | ... | Roger Conlan | |
| Bianca Sulkowicz | ... | Diane, aged 6 | |
| Leo Taylor | ... | Bill Fitzgerald | |
| Anne Tenney | ... | Liz Heffernan (Elizabeth Jane Heffernan-Colman) | |
| Melissa Thomas | ... | Brigid Maloney | |
| Paul Williams | ... | Mark | |
| Michael Winchester | ... | Martin Tierney | |
Directed by | |||
| Ken Cameron | |||
Writing credits(in alphabetical order) | ||
| John Alsop | writer | |
| Sue Smith | writer | |
Produced by | |||
| Penny Chapman | .... | executive producer | |
| Sue Masters | .... | producer | |
Original Music by | |||
| Mario Millo | |||
| William Motzing | |||
Cinematography by | |||
| James Bartle | |||
Film Editing by | |||
| Tony Kavanagh | |||
Costume Design by | |||
| Annie Marshall | |||
Makeup Department | |||
| Chiara Tripodi | .... | makeup artist (1991) | |
Production Management | |||
| Tony Kavanagh | .... | post-production supervisor | |
Sound Department | |||
| Fabian Sanjurjo | .... | dialogue editor | |
Other crew | |||
| Sandy Stevens | .... | production coordinator | |
| Kim Vecera | .... | business affairs manager (1991) | |
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Traces a period of radical change within the Catholic church, instigated by the Pope and the Vatican, during the 1960s and 70s, and the effects it had on one (fictional) convent of nuns in Australia. Exquisite, sharply perceptive miniseries is not by any means directed at Catholics, or Christians, only: in fact, it may be more suited to non-Christians, certainly as an educational piece for those who are wondering what goes on inside convents, traditionally very secluded, reclusive places of worship. Each of the six episodes focuses on one major character, and issues raised include Catholic views on divorce, abortion, safe sex and sex before marriage, versus the wider world-views on these subjects which were beginning to take shape during the social revolution of the times; other, less `worldly' (but no less important, for the participants) issues include the struggle between old-school nuns, for whom the lifestyle was all about studying and reliving archaic practices, and the new wave, who wanted the church to become more relevant to the changing society. High-class performances and a brilliant script make this an absolute treasure, and is fondly remembered fourteen years after its television debut. 9/10.