I Swear

I Swear

121 mins | Drama, History | Sept. 22, 2025

Diagnosed with Tourette Syndrome at 15, John Davidson navigates his way against the odds through troubled teenage years and into adulthood, finding inspiration in the kindness of others to discover his true purpose in life.

I Swear

121 mins | Drama, History | Sept. 22, 2025

I Swear
Diagnosed with Tourette Syndrome at 15, John Davidson navigates his way against the odds through troubled teenage years and into adulthood, finding inspiration in the kindness of others to discover his true purpose in life.
IMDb rating 8.4
Producers Tempo Productions, StudioCanal, One Story High
Original title I Swear
Directors Sophie Faye O'Shea, Helena Jung, Angela Giblin, Tommy Jay Brennan, Tommy Brennan, Callum Johnson, Eilidh Murdoch, Doug Inman, Abigail Ross, Dawn Franklin, Ada Stachura, Remo Catani, Kirk Jones
Writers Kirk Jones

Cast

Robert Aramayo

as John Davidson

Peter Mullan

as Tommy Trotter

Maxine Peake

as Dottie Achenbach

Shirley Henderson

as Heather Davidson

Scott Ellis Watson

as Young John Davidson

Paul Donnelly

as Billy Dean

Douglas Rankine

as Doctor Colin Hargreaves

Adam McNamara

as PC / Inspector MacCullen

Louise Stewart

as Caroline

Chris Dixon

as James

David Carlyle

as Chris Achenbach

Steven Cree

as David Davidson

Anthony Capaldi

as Andy

Andrea Bisset

as Lucy

Gordon Peaston

as Councillor Spalding

Christina Modestou

as Alison

Isla Mercer

as Young Caroline

Andrew McPhail

as James' friend

Malcolm McFadyen

as Police Officer

Catriona McArthur

as Sharon Davidson

Jamie McAllister

as Young Murray

Leah MacRae

as Mrs Robinson

Paul Cassidy

as Allan

Christina Ashford

as Queen Elizabeth II

Gary French

as Procurator Fiscal

Thierry Mabonga

as Defence Agent

Ruth Milne

as Karen

Donald Morrison

as Priest

Gordon Morris

as Queen's Speaker

Jason Alan Staines

as Doctor

Cerys Tinney

as Girl

Paddy Towers

as Lad 1

Ellie Macdowall

as Girl

Sanjeev Kohli

as Shopkeeper

Emma Hartley-Miller

as Woman on Train

Michael Dylan

as Butler

Calum Cormack

as Bouncer

Michael Cooke

as Journalist

Johnny Milne

as Johnny Milne

Alan Morton

as Alan Morton

Frankie Morton

as Frankie Morton

Paul Stevenson

as Paul Stevenson

Johnny Austin

as Journalist

Somerled Campbell

as Palace Official

Simon Charnley

as Police Officer

Ron Donachie

as Headmaster

David Gallacher

as Police Officer

Gregor Mackay

as Danny

Ross Mann

as Journalist

John Mclarnon

as Police Officer

Taqi Nazeer

as Gerry

Abid Nazir

as Teacher

Connor Parkin

as Roddy

Ella Victoria Robb

as English Teacher

Carolina Valdés

as Barbara

Cameron McSwan

as Football Kid (uncredited)

Finlay Phillips

as Schoolboy (uncredited)