Bloody Farce

Rating: 1/10 (20 January 2002)

This film leaves us still waiting for an unbiased objective film about the 'troubles'. The makers behind this film were also behind other films taking the republican side..In the Name of The Father etc..
A travesty which excuses itself by claiming to be based on the truth, while making obvious assumptions of guilt on the British side , whilst not exploring the many claims of guilt and involvment from the republican side.
The villans and good guys are left as black and white as in a chidrens pantomime. Can a film so obviously operating an alternative agenda and so lacking in balanced perspective ever be considered a good film...no
Releasing this now, at the time of an official tribunal is at best niaive at worst it may be considered reckless.
There is no Bloody Sunday, for the innocent victims of terrorist activities in Northern Ireland, on both sides, every day is Bloody.