The Bloody Border

This 53-minute film provides a detailed examination of the struggles faced by the Irish people over centuries, highlighting events such as the Irish Great Potato Famine and the Troubles in Northern Ireland from 1966 to 1998. It offers insight into the violence, despair, and resilience that characterized this tumultuous period in Irish history.

The narrative intertwines key historical topics including terrorism, the Irish Republican Army, and the broader implications of state crimes. The documentary features contributions from Simon T. Roden, who adds depth to the storytelling. As a collector, owning this documentary allows for a deeper understanding of the historical context surrounding Irish identity and conflict in a captivating format.