Daniel Day-Lewis, Pete Postlethwaite, Emma Thompson
Man's coerced confession to an IRA bombing he didn't do imprisons his father as well; a British lawyer helps fight for their freedom.
DVD Release Date: July 7, 1998
Stats: 1,853 reviews
Very powerful and true portrayal of innocent Irish men and women going to jail for IRA bombings they didn't commit and their fight for justice. Without most of the usual prison film stereotypes, the movie paints a realistic picture of the British / Northern Irish situation of the...( read more)
The tragic and touching tale of the wrongly imprisioned Guilford Four, plus others, is brought to life by Director Jim Sheridan, with a first class cast, led strongly by Daniel Day-Lewis and Pete Postlewaite.
This true story is a harrowing watch of corruption and cover ups and...( read more)
Who polices the police? 16 years later and this powerful story has never been truer as the government tries to extend detention without charge to 42 days against all opposition and amongst reports of terror suspects being tortured before release. A sad but gripping tale of the fa...( read more)
A heart-rending if simple story, it's well-told and incredibly heavy in places and a little hollow in others, but is nevertheless a story that had to be told. Daniel Day-Lewis is pitch perfect as always, and as much as I want to say "formula wrongful imprisonment movie", this is ...( read more)
powerful movie with extraordinary performance by daniel day-lewis.,
in my opinion, he is the greatest actor of his generation..
Filme baseado em uma história real com excelentes atuações. Ótimo filme. Vale a pena assistir várias vezes.
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