Who Bombed Birmingham?

This docudrama reconstructs the events leading up to and following the 1974 Birmingham pub bombings, attributed to the Provisional IRA. The film focuses on the wrongful conviction of the "Birmingham Six" and the struggle for justice for both the victims of the bombing and the accused. It highlights the flawed investigation and the social and political climate of the time that contributed to the miscarriage of justice.

Critically acclaimed for its powerful portrayal of injustice and its unflinching look at the controversial events. It was praised for its documentary-like style and its ability to evoke empathy for those wrongly accused, while also acknowledging the tragedy of the bombing victims.

• A deeply moving and important film that sheds light on a miscarriage of justice.
• Ken Loach's characteristic social realism is powerfully employed to expose a significant historical wrong.
• The film effectively humanizes the accused and questions the integrity of the legal process.

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Nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Foreign Language Film.

The film was made in consultation with the families of the Birmingham Six and aimed to present their perspective on the events.