The stench of the prison, the disgust, hatred and fear of the guards and IRA prisoners for each other, as well as the horrific sight of starvation and the hands of gods, make the movie-watching experience a nightmare. The film not only includes the bloody scenes of the military and police beating prisoners, but also does not forget to make a note of the Republican Army who assassinated the military and police. Throughout the protest, 10 prisoners starved to death and 16 wardens were killed. Mrs Thatcher, who only heard her voice and saw no one, seemed to be too tough. When Bobby Sands, who was starved to the shape of a devil, shaped like a skeleton and had festering skin, had hallucinations, the lonely and stubborn Belfast The young man has touched the heartstrings of countless audiences. Under the dual pressure of global public opinion and local law and order, Mrs. Thatcher made a tough compromise: she met the demands of the IRA prisoners and refused to recognize their political status. Regardless of your treatment, you are still criminals and terrorists, not political prisoners. The moral superiority that Bobby Sands won for the IRA around the world didn't last long, and the IRA's attacks on civilians were so outrageous that their superfan Gaddafi denounced: "Libya knows that legitimate revolutionary action has nothing to do with it. The difference between action against civilians and innocent people, this action is not legal.” Find out how Bobby Sands was able to bring starvation to the end, and why Mrs Thatcher was so inhumane to make her despise Prisoners become moral heroes, and they can rely on Festinger's theory of cognitive dissonance: people devote themselves to something. at all costs.
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