Ulster - Whatever Happened to the Moderates?

The documentary examines John Hume's vision for Northern Ireland during a tumultuous period. Hume advocates for non-violent protests, including a rent strike, as a means to challenge the prevailing political situation. His approach suggests that the silent majority can influence change without resorting to violence.

The film presents a complex portrait of Hume, who is viewed as both a proponent of pacifism and a figure whose actions may inadvertently escalate tensions. It captures the critical moment in Irish history when the battle for civil rights was at the forefront of public consciousness. This documentary serves as a historical document, providing insight into the strategies employed by activists during this era.