Belongings is a crime thriller, in which two brothers breaking and entering a wealthy mansion find the wife of their intended victim lying dead, apparently by suicide. Their initial reaction is of confusion and then fear, but anger erupts when it’s revealed that one of the brothers hasn’t told the other the full details of their extraordinary heist. Before long personal enmities and festering resentments are being played out in a complex tale of cross and double cross.

It’s almost impossible to tell just who is playing with whom in this psychological intrigue, but what is certain is that none of those involved is fully in control of events, and disaster seems inevitable.

Cast includes Conleth Hill and Nick Danan as the two intruders, and Cathy Belton and Mark Lambert as the husband and wife who have long passed the point of reconciliation and even mutual tolerance.

Dominique’s radio plays include, The Glasshouse, (2003) and The Reign of Joseph Cain ((2004). Water Lens 2005. She was the winner of BBC NI's Tony
Doyle Bursary for New Writers in 2003.

Director Eoin O’Callaghan