Don't expect history of Ireland here just an entertaining family drama, well told...

I started watching this film in the expectation of it being a by-the-numbers boxing drama. And, indeed, it does start off that way and I was fully expecting a classic "personal growth through boxing" film with "the fall" followed by "the journey" and ending with "the redemption". And, it was chugging along quite merrily in that direction in a competently entertaining style.

Until about halfway through... Then everything changes... Suddenly, it becomes a LGBT+ musical.

Yes. Imagine that about halfway through "Rocky", it suddenly becomes "Hairspray". Ok, maybe not that dramatically, but, it does take a little bit of mental adjustment to get your head around it. But, once you've made that leap you get to enjoy the film all over again - with original songs, well sung, and believable characters with believable relationships.

It may be a very small genre, but, if you're looking for a LGBT+ musical boxing film set in Ulster, then this is the best in the field!

Did I watch the same film as everyone else?

Being from Derry and coming from a boxing family, this seemed like a fairy good film to watch on Amazon Prime....how wrong I was!

The script is terribly written. The film starts off slow and just drags on. Within the first 30-40 minutes, it takes quotes from only fools and horses and a load from Lock Stock and Snatch.

Only good part is the scenery of Derry, seeing family places such as the Walls and Peader O'Donnells- even though I've never seen it so empty.

I just hope this film doesn't put people off visiting this great city!