It’s 1969…
"I thought The Troubles was very thought-provoking and relevant. I especially liked the acting and the cinematography. It's a very well done film that will appeal to many audiences."
-Oxford Film Festival Judge
"Nice microcosm of the larger struggle."
-Film Festival Judge
"It turns out you can bring a knife to a gun fight. I thought the actors were phenomenal and I thought it was well shot."
-Film Festival Judge
...outside of Belfast and tension has been mounting between the Irish people and the British government. The IRA is beginning to step out of the shadows to confront their oppressors. The British are more than equipped to fight back against their disloyal subjects. And while the inevitable conflict is approaching, a young Irish woman, Maisie McCluskey, is going about her day when an old friend comes calling.
​After the pleasantries are exchanged and the tea is served, Maisie begins to suspect that her visitor might not be the man she thought he was.
