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Introduction to Martin McGuinness - I Fought, I Made Peace, I Made Politics with director Sonia Nic Giolla Easbuig

Director Intro W/ Sonia Nic Giolla Easbuig

Martin McGuinness was a controversial figure who divided opinion. But he was also a skilled negotiator who brought people together. This new feature documentary traces Martin&nbsp;McGuinness’ life from his early days defending the Bogside, to his days defending the Peace Process. We hear testimonies from friends, opponents, colleagues and Martin himself, as we trace his unique and eventful life. The film includes new and exclusive interviews with the people who knew and worked with Martin McGuinness. Nell McCafferty and Terry Crossan recount stories of living in Derry during the 60’s and 70’s. His colleagues from Sinn Fein tell exclusive stories of working with him, and how he steered the Sinn Fein party in the North towards the peace that exists today. Journalist Peter Taylor recollects Martin McGuinness being identified to him by John Hume in the early 1970’s as someone he should watch. Johnathan Powell, The Labour Party Negotiator, recalls Martin’s unique ability to get people to engage and fight his side. Tony Blair remarks on the strong sense of duty he had towards all the people of Ireland. David Trimble and Ian Paisley Jr tell of the distrust that the Unionist people had towards Martin McGuinness, but then had to accept that the road to Peace necessitated working with McGuinness. Included also in this film is Martin McGuinness’s last interview before his death in 2017. Martin McGuinness was a public figure for over 40 years. He started as a revolutionary, then became a politician, eventually going on to hold the office of Deputy First Minister for almost a decade. This film gives a rare insight into one man’s incredible journey from a terraced house in a rundown part of Derry, to being the man who helped bring peace and a representative government to this troubled corner of Ireland. This is a bilingual, Irish/English language film. landmark documentary by LIGID Léiriúcháin commissioned for TG4, S4C with support from the BAI and the ILBF. This event is in partnership with TG4, Cork International Film Festival and Belfast Film Festival. TG4 are incredibly proud to be the broadcast partner of this film and to enable the online premiere of a work of such cinematic scale and ambition.&nbsp;We want to thank the makers and contributors of this film.&nbsp;It is a fine example of our commitment to develop and fund ambitious, narrative driven documentaries that resonate both in Ireland and across the globe. We look forward to the premiere TV broadcast on TG4 and on the TG4 player in January 2021. Is cúis bróid dúinn a bheith inár bpáirtí craolta ar an scannán seo agus saothar chomh uailmhianach ar scála pictiúrlanna a chur ar fáil ar líne ar fud an domhain.&nbsp;Buíochas le déantóirí agus rannpháirtithe an scannáin araon.&nbsp;&nbsp;Is sampla é seo do thiomantas na seirbhíse le fáisnéis láidir scéalaíochta a fhorbairt agus a mhaoiniú, scéalta tábhachtacha do lucht féachana na hÉireann agus ar fud an domhain.&nbsp;Táimid ag súil le céad chraoladh teilifíse an scannáin ar TG4 agus ar sheinnteoir TG4 i Mí Eanáir 2021.

Martin McGuinness - I Fought, I Made Peace,  I Made Politics

Martin McGuinness - I Fought, I Made Peace,  I Made Politics W/ Director Intro

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