Powerful story of trauma and reconciliation in Northern Ireland
Five Minutes of Heaven is a very powerful movie about trauma and reconciliation. It focuses upon Liam Neeson who killed James Nesbitt’s brother in the 1970s as a member of the Ulster Volunteer Force a pro-British militia in Northern Ireland.<br /><br />The movie begins with some archival footage of the Troubles when there were constant bombings, riots and murders in Northern Ireland in the 1970s. It gives a level of weight to the story.<br /><br />Nesbitt does a fantastic job with his part. He’s to meet Neeson when they are adults at an attempt at reconciliation. Nesbitt talks to himself and is full of nerves about what he’s going to do. You can feel the tension oozing out of his skin.<br /><br />Neeson holds up his end of the movie as well. There’s a powerful scene where he describes how Nesbitt’s family came apart after the death of the brother. He said that’s what people don’t understand, how the relatives were affected by all the violence in the 70s. In another he talks about how by the time a person joins an armed group it’s too late. They won’t listen to anyone and are committed to violence. He said that society needs to stop people before they get to that point.<br /><br />This is quite a masterpiece.
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