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Similar Movies:

The Party

Bloody Sunday

Kissing Candice

The Rockingham Shoot

Love Lies Bleeding

Cyprus Avenue

Nous étions tous des noms d'arbres

Milwr Bychan

Hush-a-Bye Baby

The Troubles: A Dublin Story

The Shore

Cracker: Nine Eleven

Blue Skies

Reavey Brothers

The Secret Peacemaker

Belfast

Catchpenny Twist

The Brighton Bomb

War and Peace in Ireland

The Hunt for the Bomber