Regie:
Nathan ToddDrehbuch:
Nathan ToddKamera:
Peter A. HollandBesetzung:
Colm Meaney, Stuart Graham, Michael O'Flaherty, Ian Beattie, Paddy Rocks, Sarah MacKeever, Paul Caddell, Gordon Mahon, Denis HalliganInhalte(1)
What is peace? Is it when the bullets stop or the wounds heal? A Belfast Story explores life after terrorism. Set in a city which has weathered hundreds of years of hatred, 30 years of bombs, and a war without winners, just victims. A new era brings new risks. There is peace, but that can also be deadly. Colm Meaney stars as a man weary of doing right. Times are changing, car bombs are less common and terrorists find themselves out of work, but old habits die hard. And while most go quietly into the night, he must find the few who won't comply. Haunted by his own past failures, he knows that he may only get one last chance to repeat the same mistake, and this time, the blood will be on his hands. When a series of murders awaken dormant memories, many fear the worst. A greying assassin has stopped walking his son to school, purely precautionary. And his old comrades are also refusing to die gracefully. Someone is laying plans for the future, but first they must secure the present. Gripping characters, fiercely intelligent action, and deadly consequences, A Belfast Story is a film about the passing of a way of life and the dangers that brings, because in Ireland, someone always has to buy the last round. (Kaleidoscope Home Entertainment)
(mehr)Kritiken (1)
Although it's not a bad film, I mean in terms of craft, it lacks anything that would at least slightly involve me in the plot. I watched it and felt nothing. The characters didn't interest me, the twists didn't interest me, nor did the overall story. This is something that a film about Belfast, a quite rough city, should have been able to accomplish. Unfortunately, a mistake was made here.
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