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In the scene to be shot, Sixsmith and Philomena arrive to confront the nuns who had withheld information from her about what had happened to her son all those years ago. He is furious; she is calmer and more forgiving. 'There’s anger in Martin,’ Coogan concedes. 'He’s cynical. He’s not at all religious. But it’s not an angry film. Despite everything that happened to her, Philomena has kept her faith. We’ve crafted a story about these two people that became a sort of road movie; they go on a trip together to find out what happened to this boy. They’re two people with different world views, who come to accept other world views and how other people live their own lives. I don’t want to sound pretentious, but tolerance and understanding are really what it’s about.’
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