Long viewed as both a divisive figure and a central force in the pursuit of peace, Gerry Adams looks back on more than sixty years of political life in Northern Ireland. From imprisonment to the negotiating table, the film follows the conflict through his experiences, illuminating the convictions and turning points that led to the Good Friday Agreement. Personal and political in equal measure, this intimate documentary examines the resilience and complexity of a man whose life mirrors one of the most defining chapters in modern Irish history.
Best international Documentary - 2025 Galway Film Fleadh
The Festival welcomes Dr. Andrew Wilson, Loyal University for after screening Q&A
