Some Mother's Son Page #3
- R
- Year:
- 1996
- 112 min
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How many are on it
at the moment?
Approximately 300, although
the figure does vary.
I want these men
in prison uniform.
Well, we pretty much
tried everything.
No, you haven't.
Come on, get up!
What?
Exercise, lads!
More dips!
Come on, get up.
Jesus.
Takes this
prisoner-of-war stuff
very serious.
It's freezin'.
Well, what's the f***in' point?
We're not going anywhere.
To keep our discipline.
Come on. Stop talking
and do the dips.
I'll tell you...
Mary would keep you up,
wouldn't she?
Oh, Mary!
Oh, go on, Mary!
What?
Sh*t.
18, 19, 20.
All right, lads,
20 press-ups!
Come on.
On the floor.
Oh, sh*t.
Start with sands.
Slop out.
No slop out without uniform.
What's going on?
No slop out without uniform.
This won't f***in' break us.
Right?
Break the window!
Break the window!
Hey, go, go, go!
Get the beds out.
Hello?
Uh, it's Annie Higgins--
Frankie's mother.
Oh.
Hello, Mrs. Higgins.
Your son wants you
to go up for a visit.
Well, um, is he
coming off the protest?
All I know is you're
to go up on Friday.
And, listen, could you ever
give us a lift up there?
What's going on,
Mrs. Higgins?
Uh, I don't know.
I don't know.
I have to go. Good-bye now.
I'll see you Friday.
No. I've given them up.
Thank you.
I'd give them up myself
only for this bloody country.
You could be dead on the minute.
Quigley.
Oh, yes.
Higgins.
Into 12.
Oh, Gerard.
Sit down.
Beards...
Makes you look older.
How's it going there,
Mrs. Quigley?
Gerard,
are you coming off the protest?
No, I'm not.
Well, then...
What's going on?
We had to get word out
about what's happened.
They won't let us
out to the toilets.
What do you do?
Well...
At the start,
we put it out the windows.
Then they blocked up
the windows,
so we put it under the door.
Then they blocked up
under the door,
so now we spread it
on the walls.
You spread your dirt
on the walls?
Well, what else can we do?
God.
How can you live like this?
Look...
I have to get a message
out to Danny Boyle.
This is really important, ma.
Let's go.
I love you.
Pass, please.
Raise your arms.
Do you have any contraband?
No.
Go on.
You all right?
Get in.
How dare you.
What?
You knew I was carrying
this, didn't you?
I just wanted to see my son.
So what's in this message?
I don't know.
I will not be used as
some stooge for violence.
All I know is that Bobby sands
needed to get a message out.
Well, I'm going to read
this bloody message.
Give me that.
Give me that.
That's I.R.A. Business.
Give it me, Mrs. Quigley.
No.
"My friend, the Brits
"to live in our own dirt.
"The lads' morale is collapsing.
"If you cannot find a solution,
"then we must push this
crisis to its conclusion
"I'm not threatening you,
but stating
a cold reality."
"Your friend and
comrade, Bobby sands."
Come on.
I'm not going in there.
Give me the letter.
No. You tell him
to come out here.
There's 3 people who have
been shot dead there.
How you doin'?
My son is wiping his sh*t on
the walls because of you.
Hang on a minute.
It's the British have your son
in jail, Mrs. Quigley, not me.
Have you something for me?
You read this.
They're talking about
a hunger strike, Danny.
What are you going to do?
You have to do something.
What are you gonna do?
We've got to win this
in the streets.
Oh, I see.
Disrupt and destroy.
That's all you people
can do, isn't it?
Hold on there,
Kathleen. Hold on.
Are you coming, Annie?
Oh, I see.
Disagree with those people,
and you're the enemy.
That's it, isn't it?
Oh, God, I need a drink.
Look at my hands--
shaking like a leaf.
Would you not try a wee Valium?
For your nerves.
No.
Hmph. Suit yourself.
Are you coming?
1.60, please.
Thanks very much.
Move over.
I'm not sitting there.
Why? Why not?
She'd sour the drink.
And what does that mean?
Our day will come.
And what day is that, Annie?
The day the Brits go home.
The day the bloody Brits go home
is all you people can
think about, isn't it?
Well, my life
won't change either way.
Right now, your life and my life
are 2 very different
things, missis.
My son was shot dead
by the British,
so you can take your Brandy
and shove it up your hole.
Annie.
Is everything all right, ladies?
Yes, yes, we're fine. Just
2 more brandies, please.
I'll bring them over.
Oh, I'm so sorry, Annie.
I didn't know that.
Oh, God. That must be a
terrible thing to lose a child.
There you are, now.
You OK?
Yes, thank you.
Thanks.
All right, lads. Mass.
Mass.
Time for mass, lads.
F*** me.
It's Robinson Crusoe.
Sorry, father.
Frankie, would you
like to say our mass?
All right.
Your eminence, this is Bobby sands.
Bobby.
I'm really glad you could
come, your eminence.
This is the lamb of God
who takes away the
sins of the world.
Happy are those who are
called to his supper.
Lord, I am not worthy
to receive thee,
but say the word
and my soul shall be healed.
Body of Christ.
Body of Christ.
Body of Christ.
Body of Christ.
- Body of Christ.
- Body of Christ.
CBS news, cardinal.
Cardinal?
Have you got a statement?
Did Bobby sands
have anything to say?
When I was a young priest,
I worked for a time
with the poor
in the sewers of Calcutta...
Who let him in?
I did.
Why?
He's the head of the Roman
catholic church in Ireland.
...forced to spread
their feces on the walls,
to pour their urine
under the cell doors.
Now, one would not
allow an animal
to live in such condition,
I am an m.P.
In the British parliament,
and you haven't heard the
last of this, I promise you.
Well, the sh*t has
hit the fan, lads.
Gentlemen, I'm glad you find
this situation so amusing.
We need to win the moral
high ground on this one.
I know compromise is a
dirty word in this room,
but if we don't come up with
some fresh ideas, and soon,
f*** it up.
What a wanker.
Why do we have to
put up with him?
He's got support.
And he may also have a point.
I, uh...
Brought you a few fresh eggs...
And a bit of bread...
For driving me up there.
Oh, you shouldn't have.
I wanted to.
Well, thank you very much.
All the publicity's
great, isn't it?
Do you think anything
will come of it?
They can't ignore
the pope, a cardinal,
and an m.P.,
now, can they?
Oh, aye.
Oh, Mrs. Higgins,
will you have a cup of tea?
Uh, no, thank you. No.
Jimmy's on his own.
Thank you,
Mrs. Higgins.
You're welcome.
Jeez, I thought I was shot.
Oh...
God. You know I nearly had
a heart attack myself.
Would you ever give us a lift?
Yes. Yes, come on.
We'll put it
in the back of the car.
I feel silly.
It must be a great thing
to be able to drive.
Right.
What are we doing here?
You have a go.
Come on.
Have a try.
Get in.
OK, now, you just
put it into gear
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