The Long March

Directed by Chris Parr, The Long March is a drama that reflects on the tensions in Northern Ireland during a pivotal period. The narrative centers on a woman who returns to her homeland and finds herself entangled in the Maze prison protest, highlighting the sociopolitical landscape of the time.

Featuring a cast that includes James Ellis, Tony Doyle, and Ciarán Hinds, this film captures the complexities of personal and political conflict. With a runtime of 95 minutes, it presents a poignant view of the impact of the Northern Ireland conflict on individuals and communities.

Collectors of physical media should note that The Long March is available on DVD. The film's historical context and dramatic themes may appeal to those interested in the representation of Northern Ireland's struggles in media.