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Hunger, Slumdog Millionaire big winners at British Independent Film Awards

Danny Boyle’s Slumdog Millionaire and Steve McQueen’s Hunger took home three trophies each at the 11th annual British Independent Film Awards (BIFA). The winners were announced at the Old Billingsgate Market in London on Sunday. The ceremony was hosted by James Nesbitt. Here is the complete list of the 2008 BIFA winners: Best British independent film: “Hunger” “In Bruges” “Man [...]

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Film review: Blindness, Choke, Body of Lies, Belle Toujours

The last time Chuck Palahniuk had a novel adapted for the big screen it was Fight Club (1999) - a tale of unbridled maleness and the thrill of good ol'…

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David Cox of The Guardian loses the plot over Hunger

I have to admit that I missed David Cox’s article about Hunger on the Guardian’s film blog, which was published on November 3rd, and only discovered it retrospectively after seeing the reader’s editor piece on it. For those not familiar with the film, it deals with the 1981 IRA hunger strikes inside the Maze prison. It premiered to great [...]

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Hunger: For a cause

Steve McQueen’s film, Hunger, is a very powerful but draining telling of a sad moment in an even sadder history of Northern Ireland. Our initiation to the conflict starts with prison guard Raymond Lohan (Stuart Graham) checking his battered knuckles and his car for an IRA bomb. We are quickly introduced to the pattern of [...]

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David Cox: Hunger, the biopic of Bobby Sands, reveals liberal guilt about Irish woes to be mere self-indulgence

David Cox: The new film about Bobby Sands' protest at The Maze reveals liberal guilt about Irish woes to be mere self-indulgence

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Hunger

TURNER PRIZE-winning artist Steve McQueen has never made a feature film before but you wouldn't know it from Hunger.

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The Weekender

SEPARATING the cultural wheat from the chaff...

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HUNGER

Film Reviews »HUNGERMichael Fassbender as Bobby SandsMICHAEL DWYERDirected by Steve McQueen. Starring Michael Fassbender, Liam Cunningham, Stuart Graham, Liam McMahon, Brian Milligan, Lalor Roddy 15A cert, gen release, 95 min *****TAKING ON a highly emotive and politically charged subject, British artist Steve McQueen has produced a thoughtfully considered and firmly unflinching drama in his feature...

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Hunger

Hunger is an intimate portrayal of life in Northern Ireland's Maze Prison at the time of the 1981 IRA Hunger Strike, led by Bobby Sands. The film explores what happens when the morality of people, whether prisoners or prison guards, is tested to the limit, when the body itself is used as a weapon for people not being heard.

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Hunger: More pro-terrorist propaganda

The film-makers' sympathies throughout are with terrorists, naturally, and not their tens of thousands of victims who, unlike Bobby Sands, were not granted the choice to live or die.

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British Independent Film Awards 2008: Nominations in full

Website British Independent Film Awards to honour Michael Sheen British Independent Film Awards – Nominations in full Read our review of Hunger

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Video: London premiere of Hunger

Director Steve McQueen and actors Michael Fassbender and Liam Cunningham talk about their new drama based on Bobby Sands' hunger strike in Northern Ireland's Maze prison

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New Hunger Poster

New poster for Steve McQueen’s drama “Hunger” starring Liam Cunningham and Michael Fassbender is online. The first-time filmmaker Steve McQueen wrote and directed the movie. The screenplay was...

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Close-up: Liam Cunningham

When Liam Cunningham was invited to audition for Hunger, Steve McQueen's film about the 1981 IRA hunger strike in Northern Ireland's Maze prison, his reaction was hardly one of delight. "As soon as Bobby Sands' name was mooted, I grimaced; it's still an open wound in Ireland," says the 47-year-old Dubliner.

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McQueen wins plaudits for 'humanity'

'Hunger' premiere: award-winning film recalls final weeks of Bobby Sands