The Troubles
The Belfast's wall, also called the Peace Wall, separates Catholic and Protestant neighbourhoods. It was built to reduce violence between the two communities. Today, it's a symbol of the division caused by the Troubles in northern Ireland.
The film Belfast shows the Troubles through the eyes of a child. It focuses on a family living in Belfast at the beginning of the conflict. The film shows how violence affected ordinary people on their life.
The Troubles were a violent conflict in Northern Ireland from the late 1960s to 1998.It opposed two communities : - Catholics / Nationalists who wanted a united Ireland - Protestants / Unionists who wanted to stay in the United Kingdom
These murals show the deep division between the two camps. Each community used street art to express their identity, political ideas and emotions. Murals were part of everyday life and always remining the conflict to people.
A divided society
belfast movie
Belfast, Kenneth Branagh, 2021
historical context
1960s-1998
Murals
Murals in Belfast
~1960s
The conflict officially ended with the Good Friday Agreement in 1998. Peace was restored, but some tensions still exist today in Northern Ireland.
End of the conflict
1998
The Troubles
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The Troubles
The Belfast's wall, also called the Peace Wall, separates Catholic and Protestant neighbourhoods. It was built to reduce violence between the two communities. Today, it's a symbol of the division caused by the Troubles in northern Ireland.
The film Belfast shows the Troubles through the eyes of a child. It focuses on a family living in Belfast at the beginning of the conflict. The film shows how violence affected ordinary people on their life.
The Troubles were a violent conflict in Northern Ireland from the late 1960s to 1998.It opposed two communities : - Catholics / Nationalists who wanted a united Ireland - Protestants / Unionists who wanted to stay in the United Kingdom
These murals show the deep division between the two camps. Each community used street art to express their identity, political ideas and emotions. Murals were part of everyday life and always remining the conflict to people.
A divided society
belfast movie
Belfast, Kenneth Branagh, 2021
historical context
1960s-1998
Murals
Murals in Belfast
~1960s
The conflict officially ended with the Good Friday Agreement in 1998. Peace was restored, but some tensions still exist today in Northern Ireland.
End of the conflict
1998