The Hurricane
Why this pick
A forceful, performance-led true story of a wrongly imprisoned man fighting a prejudiced legal system, balancing courtroom urgency with the emotional cost of years stolen.
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Why this pick
A forceful, performance-led true story of a wrongly imprisoned man fighting a prejudiced legal system, balancing courtroom urgency with the emotional cost of years stolen.
Why this pick
This Northern Ireland prison drama shares the political pressure and family anguish of In the Name of the Father, but views state injustice through mothers campaigning for their imprisoned sons.
Why this pick
Its patient, morally clear examination of a wrongful conviction has the same empathy for people trapped by a hostile justice system and the same hard-won sense of resolve.
Why this pick
Jim Sheridan and Daniel Day-Lewis return to Northern Ireland with another raw, socially charged character drama, focused on the difficult personal aftermath of political violence.
Why this pick
Its austere, immersive prison setting and political stakes echo the anger behind Sheridan’s film, though it is more formally restrained and observational than courtroom-driven.
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01 / THE STORY
A man's coerced confession to an I.R.A. bombing he did not commit results in the imprisonment of his father as well. An English lawyer fights to free them.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Gareth Peirce

Robert Dixon

Chief PO Barker

Benbay
Ronnie Smalls
Joe McAndrew
Detective
Guildford Soldier