Route Irish

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Route Irish is a 2010 political thriller film directed by Ken Loach that explores the moral and psychological fallout of private security work during the Iraq War.

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Route Irish canonical 4

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instanceOf film
political thriller film
awardNomination Palme d'Or nomination at the 2010 Cannes Film Festival
basedOn Iraq War
castMember Andrea Lowe
John Bishop
Mark Womack
Talib Rasool
Trevor Williams
character Fergus Molloy
Frankie
Rachel
cinematographyBy Chris Menges
competitionSection In Competition at the 2010 Cannes Film Festival
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
director Ken Loach
distributor Artificial Eye
editedBy Jonathan Morris
festivalScreening 2010 Cannes Film Festival
filmingLocation Liverpool
genre drama film
political thriller film
hasTagline The most dangerous road in the world
hasTitleReference Baghdad airport road known as Route Irish
language English
mainSubject Iraq War
moral responsibility
post-traumatic stress disorder
private military contractors
war crimes
musicBy George Fenton
narrativeFocus moral and psychological fallout of private security work during the Iraq War
portrays corruption in private security industry
cover-up of civilian deaths
impact of war on veterans
producer Rebecca O'Brien
productionCompany Sixteen Films
releaseDateUK 2011
releaseYear 2010
runtimeMinutes 109
screenwriter Paul Laverty
setting Iraq
Liverpool
title Route Irish

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Sixteen Films produced Route Irish
Paul Laverty wroteScreenplayFor Route Irish
Rebecca O'Brien notableWork Route Irish
Route Irish title Route Irish