Petrol Bombs and Peace: Welcome to Belfast Trailer

Petrol Bombs and Peace: Welcome to Belfast Trailer (2013)

05 August 2013 57 mins

In 2013 Belfast experienced one of its most violent summers in recent years. Alys Harte is on the frontline with a notorious Loyalist band who are marching into the eye of a storm.

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Cast

Alys Harte

as Self

Crew

Sam Collyns

Sam Collyns Executive Producer

International Releases Dates

United Kingdom 05 August 2013

Production Companies

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