Black Irish

Set against the backdrop of West Belfast during the tumultuous year of 1981, the story follows twin brothers Vincent and Michael Logan, who experience the harsh realities of sectarian violence. As the IRA Hunger Strikes intensify, the twins' lives are shattered when they witness their father's murder by British commandos while working in their family's grocery store. The narrative delves into themes of loss, loyalty, and the impact of political strife on personal lives.