Northern England, August 1995. Siobhan, 8, and her older brother Rory are waiting for just one thing: to find out whether Oasis or Blur will win the Britpop battle tonight. But Siobhan defies her brother and escapes, finding herself alone in the night. Determined to find a way to watch the battle of the century on television, she wanders the city and plunges into the strange world of adults.
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| Directing | Róisín Burns | Director |
| Writing | Róisín Burns | Scenario Writer |
| Writing | Anna Cohen-Yanay | Scenario Writer |
| Production | Mathilde Delaunay | Producer |
| Production | Chris Hees | Producer |
| Camera | Raimon Gaffier | Director of Photography |
| Directing | Billie Hallows | Assistant Director |
| Production | Maxine Carlier | Production Director |
| Art | Dean McLeod | Decorator |
| Sound | James Russell | Sound |
| Costume & Make-Up | Kirsty Price | Costume Designer |
| Costume & Make-Up | Nadine Wilson | Makeup & Hair |
| Production | Andrew St Maur | Production Director |
| Production | Harry Gilbert | Casting Director |
| Editing | Luc Seugé | Editor |
| Sound | Geoffrey Perrier | Sound Editor |
| Sound | Simon Apostolou | Sound Editor |
| Sound | Pierre Desprats | Music |
| Editing | Clément Le Penven | Colorist |
| Production | François Martin Saint Léon | Associate Producer |
| Production | Enguerrand Déterville | Associate Producer |
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