Ireland - films and documentaries

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	Bloody Sunday WATCH
	The Wind That Shakes The Barley Irish war drama film directed by Ken Loach, set during the Irish War of Independence (1919--1921) and the Irish Civil War (1922--1923). WATCH
	Paddy Hill and the Birmingham Six From Press TV WATCH
	Operation Motorman A new documentary about how the British army used tanks and massive troop numbers to retake the 'no-go' areas in various towns across the six counties. WATCH
	Battle of The Bogside WATCH
	Petrol Bombs and Peace This doc follows the 'progress' of a particular Orange Order band as they prepare for 2013's July 12th events. WATCH
	Facing The Truth - 2006 Archbishop Desmond Tutu presides over discussions between killers and their victims. Very interesting. Part 1 Part 2
	Panorama - Britain's Secret Terror Force A look at how deeply British forces were involved in criminal activity. WATCH
	Who Killed Maxine? Documentary in which the family of a young woman who was killed during the Birmingham Pub Bombings meet with Paddy Hill, the man who was falsely accused of being the ringleader of the IRA cell which carried out the attacks. WATCH
	Voices From The Grave WATCH
	Irish Ways a 1988 doc from France, I think, which gives an overview of the Troubles from an external POV WATCH
	Maze Prison Escape Telling the story of the Maze Prison and the mass escape of IRA political prisoners in 1983 WATCH

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Some mother's son - enjoyed the film and led me to look into several different sources to check differing views - thanks

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Belfast - June 2013

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First post updated. I've removed most embeds for the sake of speed; the page was taking too long to load... and it looks neater anyway