The Wind that Shakes the Barley film showing
When
Where
10 Western Road, Hove , East Sussex, BN3 1AE
Organising Branch
Join us for our film showings of The Wind that Shakes the Barley on 28th July at 7pm at the Bee’s Mouth.
Ireland is England’s oldest colony and England has a long history of brutalising Irish land and people. Ireland too has a long history of fighting this occupation.
The Wind that Shakes the Barley takes place during the war of Irish independence in 1919-1921, as well as the Irish civil war of 1922-1923. The film depicts the horrors of imperialism and the need to fight back against it as the two brother join the Irish Republican Army to help the fight against the British.
Help support our organisation which has fought for anti-imperialist struggles like Ireland since the 70s, we have always supported the Irish movement for independence! And we continue to support others as they fight occupation and imperialism! Attend our fundraising film showing so we can continue this work! If you can’t attend but would still like to help please donate to our square site, the link is in the bio!
£7 entry


