What a great movie
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Great story about revolution that made me think a lot about what's going on in Palestine, with the IRA hitting military targets and the Brits doing violence against civilians as retaliation. It makes sense that the brother who joined the free state was the one who protected the landlord earlier in the film. He's all like "if we don't defend the free state then the British will come back" and it's like motherfucker you swore an oath to the king! You are the fucking British now
Good film yeah, I especially liked the bit with the revolutionary judge. It did feel a little
where they show how the revolutionaries overreach and some refuse to compromise - Loach is a Trot and it's pretty on brand for him to insist on framin the problems of a revolution on the revolutionaries themselves, even to the point of arguing if was foolish to rebel in the first place, which I felt like was insinuated at the end.
Yeah, I'm generally a fan of Loach but his British Trot side does come out occasionally, like how Land and Freedom shits all over the International Brigades and Soviet support for the Republicans in general.