In the Name of Gerry Conlon | Trailer | Available Now

[@bobholness203]

This is never going to be shown on mainstream media, very powerful and amazing footage. Brutally heartbreaking.

[@jasonchristopherhowie8360]

i was born 1976, 1993 i was 17. i was able to see the movie "In the name of the father", now 2023 i am just sitting here and wondering, how in the world are we STILL having to Fight Against Injustice like this STILL?? .....Gerry Conlon NEEDS to Be Remembered like Freaking Jesus Christ him self DAMN it.... God Bless and keep his family..... thank you God for reminding us all in 2023, the fight is not over.

[@wicklowtownireland2110]

Poor Gerry really suffered after his release. RIP Gerry

[@peterflanagan5901]

RiP Gerry- thanks to Lorenzo Moscia for great documentary .,!☘️

[@Celticmist-qz6ve]

Gerry and that scene is there FOREVER. He will remembered and will still be there in a hundred years time when everybody else are long gone off this world.

[@EddyLoomans]

Injustice to an unknown level ...RIP Gerry....love you bro....

[@purpledeflector904]

a fantastic and heartbreaking documentary. I wonder how many other people have been put in a similar position but never seen the light of day

[@Boilingfrogg]

Rip 🙏 a good man . Gerry . You're at perfect peace now, taken from us all way too soon. Speaking as a British person, I feel ashamed. What them low life bastards did to you and countless others. RIP 🙏 You're with your dad now at perfect peace. You're legacy will live on forever. As for them. I hope they burn . 🔥

[@Celticmist-qz6ve]

It wasn't the British people's fault but the judiciary and the police who fabricated evidence against them.

[@dianajames4717]

MY QUESTION IS WHY DID PAUL HILL MENTION GERRYS NAME, HIS AUNT AND UNCLES NAMES ALL OF WHICH LED TO ALL OF THEM BEING ARRESTED. PERSONALY I WOULD NEVER FORGIVE SOMEONE WHO MENTIONED MY NAME NO MATTER WHAT THE REASON

[@TheCelticwarrior007]

He was Tortured for days, you'd say anything to make it stop.

[@dianajames4717]

@@TheCelticwarrior007 well I used to be his girlfriend and I visited him in gartree prison . We almost got married in prison and he told me a different story. But I will let secrets stay buried with the dead because that's the right thing to do.

[@dianajames4717]

@@TheCelticwarrior007 okay but even if you are tortured why mention your friends name or his aunt and uncles names. He had an aunt and uncle in London Errol and Theresa Smalley. Why not mention their names?

[@NurseKayP]

⁠@@dianajames4717are you implying they were actually guilty? Because that’s how it sounds when you just make vague unverified statements. They’ve been exonerated and ira bombers took responsibility for it. So I’m curious why you would say something like that without providing any additional context. It seems disingenuous.

[@dianajames4717]

@@NurseKayP hun I was Gerrys girlfriend back then and visited him four times in one year in England. I know all about the story. He was the one who told it to me. I know they are one hundred percent innocent.

[@NKB_POE]

Just watch the movie today,I honestly shocked after found out it was from real story,imagine if these happen to me or my family make my blood boil,I want to watch movie for entertaintment,but all I got was anger after the movie,RIP Gerry and Giussepe

[@phil2003ashleigh]

The Irish disease: guilty until proven guilty; and if you’re innocent then we’re gonna fit you up for it anyway. RIP Gerry and Guiseppe and my heart bleeds for the Maguire convictions. I’m ashamed to be British and refuse to undertake jury duty on this premise alone.