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SUMMARY:"Some Mother's Son" First-Friday Film at Peace Center of Delaware County
DESCRIPTION:  \nBetween love and loyalty… Between life and death… Lies a choice no mother should have to make.  \nSome Mother’s Son\n1996. 112 min. Drama. Directed by Terry George. Written by Terry George and Jim Sheridan. Rated R for language and some political violence and suffering\nA 1981 hunger strike in a Belfast prison is the historical inspiration for the drama Some Mother’s Son\, which attempts to focus on the personal dimensions of the event through its portrayal of the families of the striking prisoners. \nDirected by Terry George\, co-author of In the Name of the Father\, the film is anchored by Helen Mirren’s performance as Kathleen Quigley\, an educated\, thoughtful schoolteacher who feels the Irish-English conflict is remote from her life until her son is arrested for his involvement with the Irish Republican Army [Irish Republican Army]. Yet while she supports her son and works to save his life\, Kathleen nevertheless maintains her disdain for violence. \nThis is in great contrast to Annie Higgins\, the mother of Gerard’s collaborator\, who wholeheartedly embraces the IRA’s mission. Despite their differing attitudes toward the IRA violence\, the women form an uneasy bond over the suffering of their imprisoned sons. \nKathleen finds herself increasingly politicized but finds herself facing a moral dilemma when the prisoners begin a hunger strike. As Gerard’s next of kin\, it is her right to agree to intravenous feeding should her son enter a coma; however\, many people\, including Annie\, would see such as an act as betrayal of the strike\, leaving Kathleen with a choice between saving her son’s life and respecting his cause. \n  \n
URL:http://www.brandywinepeace.com/event/some-mothers-son-first-friday-film-at-peace-center-of-delaware-county/
LOCATION:Peace Center of Delaware County\, 1001 Old Sproul Road\, Springfield\, PA 19064.\, PA\, 19064\, United States
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