Gazillion Movies Review :
Sunday 30 January 1972, Derry, Northern Ireland. Ivan Cooper (James Nesbitt) organizes a non-violent march for equal rights between Catholics and Protestants. He is definitely intending to exclude all violence between the different parties. But in spite of his consultation with the Unionist authorities and his attempts to negotiate with the British Order Forces the demonstration gets out of hand: thirteen people are shot by the army. Since that day January 30th is known as "Bloody Sunday". A date, which also meant the start of the civil war in Northern Ireland.
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Gerard Crossan
Gerard McSorley
James Nesbitt
Nicholas Farrell
Tim Pigott-Smith
Allan Gildea
Bruce Alexander
Bryan Watts
Carmel McCallion
Charles Oakden
Christopher Villiers
Daryl Auckland
David Pearse
David Rogers
Declan Duddy
Deirdre Irvine
Don Mullan
Edel Frazer
Gerry Hammond
Gerry Newton
Grainne Costello
James Hewitt
James Scott
Jason Muir
Jason Stammers
Jim Alexander
Joanne Lindsay
Jonathan O'Donnell
Kathy Kiera Clarke
Ken Williams
Mary Moulds
Matt Ashenden
Mike Edwards
Rhidian Bridge
Ross MacDonald
Sean O'Kane
Simon Mann
Thomas McEleney
Tim Clark
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| Director |
Paul Greengrass
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| Editor |
Clare Douglas
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| Music |
Dominic Muldowney
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| Producer |
Pippa Cross
Arthur Lappin
Don Mullan
Paul Myler
Mark Redhead
Jim Sheridan
Rod Stoneman
Paul Trijbits
Tristan Whalley
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| Writer |
Paul Greengrass
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