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I, Dolours doesn't give you a real sense of the culture of the place and time like it might have with better illustrative details instead of the dry, boring re-enactments. I was frankly very disappointed because the story of Dolours Price is very compelling. Anyone interested in the Price sisters or learning more about the Troubles should read "Say Nothing: A true story of murder and memory in Northern Ireland" by Patrick Radden Keefe instead of watching this, or even watch "Fifty Dead Men Walking", a biographical account of an informant. There's a lot better material out there fortunately.