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A Sense of Loss

Original title: A Sense of Loss
Year: 1973
Running time: 135 min.
Country: Switzerland
Director: Marcel Ophüls
Screenwriter: Marcel Ophüls
Cast: Documentary
Producer: Co-production Switzerland-United States;
Maxpal
Genre: Documentary
Synopsis: Ophuls turned to the conflict in Northern Ireland that was attracting the world's attention and which had recently exploded into "Bloody Sunday". With Bernadette Devlin charismatically representing the new face of Republicanism and Ian Paisley emerging as a spokesman for grassroots Unionism, Ophuls also focuses on the emotions that give his powerful film its title, voiced by a couple grieving over the death of their baby.

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A Sense of Loss

1973

Marcel Ophüls