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Film Club: Bloody Sunday (2002)
This month's film club is Paul Greengrass' 2002 film, Bloody Sunday, starring James Nesbitt, Tim Pigott-Smith, Nicholas Farrell, Kathy Kiera Clarke, Gerard McSorley, Mary Moulds and Simon Mann.The film is realistic depiction of one of the worst atrocities of The Troubles, when 14 unarmed civilians were shot and killed by members of the Parachute Regiment. My next episode is a discussion with legendary BBC journalist Peter Taylor, out this Saturday so subscribe to add to your feed.Email me if you have any questions or comments: history@aspectsofhistory.com Bloody Sunday LinksRemember Bloody Sunday - Peter Taylor DocumentaryExcellent YouTube Channel on The TroublesOperation Chiffon by Peter TaylorEquatorial Guinea Coup