I, Dolours

Overview

Dolours Price, a notorious IRA militant known for her role in the 1973 bombing of England’s Old Bailey, shared her story in a series of candid interviews recorded in 2010, with the stipulation they be released only after her death. Through powerful reenactments, the documentary explores her deep-rooted dedication to Irish Republicanism, recounting the bombing, her subsequent 200-day hunger strike, and her involvement in the disappearances of suspected informants. As the 20th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement and the 50th anniversary of the Troubles loom in 2018, Maurice Sweeney crafts a compelling portrait of a disillusioned nationalist torn between inspiration and violence.