On August 15, 1998, an Irish separatist group known as the Real IRA detonated a car bomb in the small market town of Omagh, Northern Ireland, claiming the lives of 31 people and injuring hundreds of others. Centering the action on the real-life story of one grieving father's search for justice. After losing his 21-year-old son in the blast, mild-mannered auto mechanic Michael Gallagher becomes an outspoken advocate for the victims' families as they find themselves increasingly sidelined by an indifferent bureaucracy.

    Language: English, French
    Subtitles: English, French
    Condition: disc is in near-mint condition, . . . case and artwork like new, . . . does not come with a paper insert