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'71

'71

6.8 /10 (1,232) 2014 1h 39m
Thriller Action Drama War
Director Yann Demange
Screenplay Gregory Burke
A taut, harrowing thriller directed by Yann Demange, following a young British soldier accidentally left behind during a chaotic riot in 1971 Belfast. Jack O'Connell gives a visceral performance as the terrified private trying to survive a single night amid warring factions in a city that has become a lethal maze. Tense, gritty and morally ambiguous, it was widely praised as a gripping debut feature and a bracing snapshot of the Troubles.
Release
Oct 10, 2014
Budget
$11M
Country
United Kingdom
Revenue
$3M

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Where to watch '71? '71 is available for streaming on Philo, YouTube TV, Starz, The CW.
Who stars in '71? The main cast of '71 includes Jack O'Connell, Sean Harris, Paul Anderson, Sam Reid, Sam Hazeldine.
Who directed '71? '71 (2014) is directed by Yann Demange.
How long is '71? '71 has a runtime of 1h 39m. It was released in 2014.
What genre is '71? '71 is a Thriller, Action, Drama, War film. It has a rating of 6.8/10 with 1,232 votes.

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A taut, harrowing thriller directed by Yann Demange, following a young British soldier accidentally left behind during a chaotic riot in 1971 Belfast. Jack O'Connell gives a visceral performance as the terrified private trying to survive a single night amid warring factions in a city that has become a lethal maze. Tense, gritty and morally ambiguous, it was widely praised as a gripping debut feature and a bracing snapshot of the Troubles.

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