Milwr Bychan (1986)A young Welsh soldier on duty in northern Ireland shoots a terrorist in self defense and is used as scapegoat by the political system. Director:Karl FrancisWriter:Karl Francis |
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Milwr Bychan (1986)A young Welsh soldier on duty in northern Ireland shoots a terrorist in self defense and is used as scapegoat by the political system. Director:Karl FrancisWriter:Karl Francis |
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Simon Coady | ... |
Quinnell
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Dylan Davies | ... |
Joe
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James Donnelly | ... |
Truscott-Jones
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| Emer Gillespie | ... |
Deirdre
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Russell Gomer | ... |
Wright
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| Bernard Hill | ... |
Officer
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Dafydd Hywel | ... |
Sergeant Crane
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Terry Jackson | ... |
Sergeant, SIB
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Bernard Latham | ... |
Roberts
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Timothy Lyn | ... |
Gary
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Richard Lynch | ... |
Wil Thomas
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Stephen Lyons | ... |
Hotel Manager
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Roger Nott | ... |
Captain, SIB
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| Robert Pugh | ... |
RSM
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Ian Saynor | ... |
The Captain
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A young Welsh soldier on duty in northern Ireland shoots a terrorist in self defense and is used as scapegoat by the political system.
It's a long time since I saw this film but I remember it especially for the conflict between the young squaddie (British soldier) and the sargeant who is trying to stitch him up for the murder of a catholic. The film makes the classic points about poor working class lads being recruited into the army. The twist of this story is that the young lad is from a poor Welsh speaking, deprived area who over time begins to empthasize with the struggle of the Irish against the British army occupation.
If you come across this it is definitely worth seeing.