Peacefire

Peacefire

Peacefire

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Peacefire

"Run and you’ll never be free."

2008

1h 27m

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Drama

Overview

In Northern Ireland during the Peace Process Colin is a joyriding hood who couldn't give a toss about the political situation, but a chance encounter with a ruthless detective turns him into an informer for the so-called forces of law and order and a target for retribution for his father's old mates in the IRA.

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John Travers

Colin

John Travers

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Conor MacNeill

Pots

Conor MacNeill

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Gerard Jordan

Spuds

Gerard Jordan

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Pauline Goldsmith

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