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| Tilda Swinton | ||
| Nigel Terry | ||
| Jonathan Phillips | ||
| 'Spring' Rupert Audley | ||
| Gay Gaynor | ||
| Matthew Hawkins | ||
| Spencer Leigh | ||
| Gerrard McArthur | ||
| Rupert Audley | ||
| Tilda Swinton | The Maid | |
| Spencer Leigh | Soldier | |
| 'Spring' Mark Adley | Spring | |
| Gerrard McArthur | Various roles | |
| Jonny Phillips | Various roles | |
| Gay Gaynor | Various roles | |
| Matthew Hawkins | Junkyard Guy | |
| Nigel Terry | Narrator | |
| Derek Jarman | Himself |
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| Producer |
Don Boyd
Yvonne Little Dagmar Benke |
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| Writer/Composer |
Derek Jarman
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| Cinematography |
Tim Burke
Richard Heslop Christopher Hughes Derek Jarman |
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| Music |
Simon Fisher-Turner
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The artist's personal commentary on the decline of his country in a language closer to poetry than prose. A dark meditation on London under Thatcher. |
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