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A Sense of Freedom

1985, English. Directed by John Mackenzie.

They broke his body but not his spirit.

The true story of Jimmy Boyle, who was reputed to be Scotland's most violent man.

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Released
18 October 1985
Country
United Kingdom
Written by
Peter McDougall, Jimmy Boyle
scotlandglasgow, scotlandbased on memoir or autobiographyprison brutality

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A Sense of Freedom is adapted from a memoir or autobiography.

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A Sense of Freedom (1985) was directed by John Mackenzie and stars David Hayman, Bill Barclay, Martin Black.

What is A Sense of Freedom based on?

A Sense of Freedom is adapted from a memoir or autobiography.

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