Four Days in July (1984)
Set against the backdrop of Northern Ireland's sectarian divide, two couples navigate the complexities of their intertwined lives—one Catholic and the other Protestant. Their contrasting backgrounds highlight the stark realities of a society divided by faith and politics. As they confront personal and communal challenges, the tension between their beliefs and relationships becomes palpable. Through their experiences, the film explores the impact of conflict on love, friendship, and everyday existence, ultimately revealing the shared humanity that exists beneath the surface of deep-seated divisions.
