Two teenage girls in Belfast confront the barriers of high walls that divide their city, reflecting the social and political tensions of Northern Ireland.
Synopsis
Two teenage girls in Belfast confront the barriers of high walls that divide their city, reflecting the social and political tensions of Northern Ireland.
Synopsis
Mairéad Mc Ilkenny and Christine Savage share their lives in Belfast, a city marked by walls that divide communities. Their experiences reflect the tensions in Northern Ireland. The documentary follows the two teenagers as they confront barriers that shape their daily realities. They articulate their challenges and aspirations in a divided society. "Belfast Girls," directed by Malin Andersson, runs for 59 minutes and was produced in France and Sweden in 2006.
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Why Watch
- Meet Mairéad and Christine, two Belfast teens with unique stories.
- Find out how high walls shape lives in a divided city.
- See the impact of social and political tensions on youth.
Did You Know
- The film features two main characters, Mairéad Mc Ilkenny and Christine Savage.
- It was directed by Malin Andersson, a woman director.
- The documentary has a runtime of 59 minutes.
- It was produced in two countries: France and Sweden.
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Who directed the documentary Belfast Girls?
Belfast Girls was directed by Malin Andersson.
What are the names of the main characters in Belfast Girls?
The main characters in Belfast Girls are Mairéad Mc Ilkenny and Christine Savage.
In what year was Belfast Girls released?
Belfast Girls was released in 2006.
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