Old Scores

Old Scores presents firsthand accounts from the survivors of an eleven-member Belfast schoolboy football team from 1969. The documentary explores their experiences during the troubles in Ireland, highlighting the impact on their lives and communities. It also discusses two notable figures related to the team: Michael Atcheson, a member of the UVF currently imprisoned, and Bobby Sands, an IRA hunger striker.

This film is a significant representation of historical events, shedding light on personal narratives that shaped a generation. Collectors of documentaries or those interested in Irish history may find this film particularly noteworthy. The focus on individual stories against the backdrop of broader socio-political issues adds depth to the viewing experience, making it relevant for collectors interested in historical documentaries.