Fifty Dead Men Walking

Fifty Dead Men Walking

  • Lay your eyes on 50 Dead Men Walking

    Published on December 7, 2008

    fifty_posterIn the 1980s Ireland was caught up in one of the bloodiest and most violent civil wars seen in modern history. One young man, a 22-year-old named Martin McGartland, was recruited from the streets of west Belfast by the Irish Republican Army but soon became disillusioned with the organization's brutal methods to deliver their message. Martin found a way to bring meaning to his existence by supplying the British police with intelligence about the IRA's future missions of terror. Lives were saved but in the process McGartland's own life as well as the lives of his family were placed in extreme jeopardy.

    Director Kari Skogland (The Stone Angel) adapted McGartland and co-author Nicholas Davies non-fiction book Fifty Dead Men Walking into a screenplay that she filmed on location in Belfast. Jim Sturgess (21, Across the Universe) plays Martin McGartland in the film while Sir Ben Kingsley plays McGartland's British police contact. Rose McGowan (Grindhouse) also stars in the film as an IRA operative who plays a dangerous game with McGartland. MovieSet now has the trailer for this upcoming thriller on our Fifty Dead Men Walking sitelet and you're invited to check it out. The movie rolls out in U.K. cinemas this month and an North American release date is pending.

  • 50 Dead Men Walking director to attend screening

    Published on October 3, 2008

    Kari Skogland
    Tonight at the Ridge Theatre in Vancouver, the much anticipated film, Fifty Dead Men Walking, will make it's debut for the Vancouver International Film Festival. MovieSet has learned that Fifty Dead Men Walking writer / director, Kari Skogland, will be in attendance for the screening which as of this writing is "Rush Only", in other words Sold Out, according to it's page on the VIFF. Fear not film fans. There will be another screening on Sunday, October 5th at 3:30pm in the Visa Screening Room @ Empire Granville Theatres. Tickets are only $8.00 CAD and can be purchased through the VIFF website page for the film.

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