Kneecap has transformed hip-hop by using the genre to promote Irish culture and challenge political norms, making a significant impact amidst a generally complacent societal atmosphere.
The film reveals a crucial realization among Kneecap that Irish-language speakers can demand translators during police encounters, which effectively alters the power dynamics between individuals and the state.
The portrayal of a fictitious IRA man in the film, originally played by Michael Fassbender, highlights the complex relationships and histories within the narrative of Kneecap, leading to both humor and reflection.
Kneecap's rebellious spirit shines through their refusal to adhere to ideological expectations, as they confront topics like drug use within their community, challenging the hypocrisy of traditional republican views.
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