FX's 'Say Nothing' Examines the Complex Legacy of the IRA
The series delves into the lives of Dolours and Marian Price, exploring the allure and cost of political radicalism during the Troubles.
- The show is based on Patrick Radden Keefe's nonfiction book, focusing on the Price sisters' involvement with the IRA.
- It highlights the transformation from idealistic youth to disillusioned middle age, set against the backdrop of Northern Ireland's Troubles.
- Creators aim to balance the romanticism of radical politics with the harsh realities of violence and its impact on individuals.
- Historical events, including the disappearance of Jean McConville, are interwoven to show the human cost of the conflict.
- The series is praised for its detailed portrayal and sensitivity towards real-life figures and their families.
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