Aristal (Liam Neeson Liam Neeson) is recounting what he went through in Northern Ireland , from joining a gang at 13 to becoming a gang at 14., his upbringing was accompanied by horrific vendettas in the region, so he also experienced particular hardships. When he was young, due to the compulsion of life, he and a group of buddies prepared to robbery. After several failures, he gradually lost his timidity and shame and became an out-and-out thug. And one night, he shot and killed his son in an apartment, and his younger brother Joe (James Nesbitt James Nesbitt) escaped by playing football. But afterward, the distressed mother was in the car, hysterically accusing Joe of not helping to stop the atrocity. Years later, both the criminal and the victim in this case received an invitation from the TV station to record a live program somewhere. The two parties, who were unaware, slowly recollected the unbearable past in the introduction of the TV station.
Five Minutes of Heaven movie plot
2022-03-27 08:01
Extended Reading
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Alistair Little: Time will heal they say... what everybody says about everything. The years just get heavier. Why don't they tell you that? Nobody tells you that!
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Young Alistair - 1975: [narrating] For me to talk about the man I have become, you need to know about the man I was. I was 14 when I joined the Tartan gangs, and I was 15 when I joined the UVF, the Ulster Volunteer Force. At that time, don't forget, there were riots on the streets every week; petrol bombs everyday, and that was just in our town. When you got home and switched on the TV, you could see what was happening in every other town as well, and it was like we were under siege. Fathers and brothers and friends were being killed in the streets, and the feeling was, we all have to do somethin'. We're all in this together and we all have to do somethin'.