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Guests of the Nation (2003) | Slate

Guests of the Nation

A politically charged drama centers on the complex relationship between a pair of British soldiers and the two Irish Republican Army insurgents guarding them in a remote farmhouse owned by a spirited widow. This is an engrossing small-screen adaptation of Frank O'Connor's acclaimed short story set in 1921.

Released: 2003

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Frank O'ConnorOriginal Story

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