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Hunger

2008

Action / Biography / Crime / Drama / Thriller

Hunger

2008

Action / Biography / Crime / Drama / Thriller

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90% TOMATOMETER · 133 reviews

83% AUDIENCE · 50K ratings

7.5/10 · 77.1K

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Plot summary

The story of Bobby Sands, the IRA member who led the 1981 hunger strike during The Troubles in which Irish Republican prisoners tried to win political status.

Director

Steve McQueen

Top cast

Michael Fassbender as Bobby Sands

Liam Cunningham as Father Dominic Moran

Ben Peel as Riot Prison Offficer Stephen Graves

Des McAleer as Mr. Sands

Tech specs

720p.BLU 1080p.BLU

757.41 MB

1280*720

English 2.0

Not Rated

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 36 min

Seeds 7

1.44 GB

1920*1080

English 2.0

Not Rated

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 36 min

Seeds 10

Comments 8

Vasilius 461 days ago

A lot of peepee and caca in this movie, but it's good

atrax 497 days ago

One of the best movies ever—only pathetic people fail to appreciate it.

mfec2020 650 days ago

Just click the IMDB logo and watch the trailer.

venomoutput 1212 days ago

If you are going to post a trailer, then make sure it's a trailer and not a behind the scenes. Also, make sure it plays.

burnel72 1306 days ago

up the RA

palmaamlap 1420 days ago

Never to forget that this is the first movie directed by Steve McQueen... a masterpiece. Thanks a lot.

schizoashiq 2520 days ago

Thanks OTTO.

ahmed_adil60 3699 days ago

I dont really know if the year is important... But i think this movie gonna make me feel good.

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IMDb reviews

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8 / 10

Ouch. Margaret Thatcher was a huge bitch. If

badelf

Ouch. Margaret Thatcher was a huge bitch. If people can watch this movie and not realize that oversized, corrupt governments are pure evil, then something is…

7 / 10

Well nobody could ever accuse Michael Fassbender is

CinemaSerf

Well nobody could ever accuse Michael Fassbender is giving half measures here in this graphic and brutal biopic of Irish Republican prisoner Bobby Sands.…

Well nobody could ever accuse Michael Fassbender is giving half measures here in this graphic and brutal biopic of Irish Republican prisoner Bobby Sands. Shortly after Margaret Thatcher was elected in Britain, he was incarcerated in Belfast’s Maze Prison where his stance against not just the UK but the predominately Unionist views of the population of Northern Ireland at the time were seeing him and his fellow inmates living in what can only be described as squalid (though much of that was self-afflicted) conditions that would not have looked out of place in some South American dictatorship. His protests were falling on deaf and disinterested ears and in the end, he concluded that the ultimate sacrifice was his only option. Not that that, in itself, would solve the problems - but in the hope that it would galvanise younger generations that he was prepared to starve himself to death. The writing provides for quite soaring dialogue that is angrily pithy and effective at illustrating just how divided this community was, but essentially it is the raw imagery that does almost almost all of the heavy lifting. Now the one thing it doesn’t try to do is offer us any sort of balance. Naturally, from his perspective, it is profoundly anti-British, but it does not really spend any time on the historical situation that bedevils this province, still. Much of the violence carried out in the prison was carried out by his fellow Irishmen - a section of the population every bit as convinced by their own beliefs as Sands was by his. It’s this one-sidedness that lets this down a little, especially as the photography towards the end almost sanctifies an actor who already has the eyes and visage to suit that purpose, but there can be no doubt as we watch his steady journey into emaciation that this was a principled man who endured much for his cause. It’s quite a grim watch that does little to inform on the still ongoing debate about Irish unity/Britishness but it is definitely worth watching.

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