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'71

2014

Action / Crime / Drama / Thriller / War

'71

2014

Action / Crime / Drama / Thriller / War

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96% TOMATOMETER · 137 reviews

81% AUDIENCE · 10K ratings

7.2/10 · 65.4K

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1970s riot northern ireland survival soldier ira (irish republican army)

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Plot summary

A young British soldier must find his way back to safety after his unit accidentally abandons him during a riot in the streets of Belfast.

Director

Yann Demange

Top cast

Jack Lowden as Thommo

Barry Keoghan as Sean Bannon

Jack O'Connell as Gary Hook

Charlie Murphy as Brigid

Tech specs

720p.BLU 1080p.BLU

755.86 MB

1280*720

English 2.0

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 39 min

Seeds 2

1.44 GB

1920*1080

English 2.0

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 39 min

Seeds 48

Comments 3

burnel72 1066 days ago

Epic..dark..and violent..captures the70's troubles

ahmed_adil60 3702 days ago

i really in love with this actor ,, starred up movie made me crazy of him.

renzo 3752 days ago

great movie :D, I had lower expectation but damn I was wrong

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7 / 10

Though neither he nor Sean Harris should ever

CinemaSerf

Though neither he nor Sean Harris should ever be described as particularly versatile actors, Jack O'Connell really does work well in this brutal and gritty…

8 / 10

The Streets Of Belfast

wilsonstuart-32346

I tend to avoid most celluloid representations of Northern Irish Troubles - the longest running terrorist campaign in Europe, costing approximately 3000 lives…

I tend to avoid most celluloid representations of Northern Irish Troubles - the longest running terrorist campaign in Europe, costing approximately 3000 lives and hundreds of millions of pounds in property damage and displacement - as oversimplified, glossy and biast; The Devil's Own, The Jackal, The Sons of Anarchy (particularly the last) portray Belfast either as some kind of South Central Los Angeles, or a gaudy Roger and Hammerstein set, with preconceived notions of The Troubles, and frankly unrealistically romantic portrayals of (usually Republican) paramilitaries. '71 offers a gritty change of direction and pace. Told from the bewildered (and bewildering) viewpoint of one Gary Hook (an excellent portrayal by Jack O'Connell), a young British Army private marooned in Belfast - he's still in the UK his mates are assured! - after a supposedly straightforward raid goes drastically wrong; we're sucked nto a grimy, claustrophobic race for survival; Gary's race is our race. Hotly pursued by a Provo hit squad, Gary soon learns shocking lessons about trust... Perhaps the thriller element does get somewhat overdone - not as much as Fifty Dead Men Walking, mark - but I was genuinely impressed at the attempt made to grasp the nettle of the turmoil in the early Seventies and break it down for the outsider; how often has the Official v Provisional split been discussed or portrayed in film? The Loyalists are mostly comic relief, but an attempt is made to portray them as real people...just like the ordinary Catholics who risk their lives to aid the stiken Gary. Sean Harris deserves a mention as the devious Military Reaction Force officer (a real undercover outfit) running numerous Protestant and Catholic players; and contrary to some reviewers, barricades and vigilante patrols were fairly common during the early part of the decade - did he never hear of Free Derry? This is an honest attempt to unravel the confusion of Ulster's tragedy for the perspective of a confused outsider, particularly a lone British soldier; it deserves praise for its insight and bravery.

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