In the Company of Men(1995)

In the Company of Men is a documentary following the Welsh Guards' Prince of Wales Company during a tense deployment to Northern Ireland in the mid-1990s. Filmmaker Molly Dineen secured rare access to Major Crispin Black and his soldiers as they undertook the demanding task of protecting an RUC police station amid the complexities of the conflict. The film captures the daily realities of military life under pressure—the camaraderie, discipline, and moral questions that arise when young men are stationed in a volatile region. Dineen's intimate approach reveals both the humanity and the weight of responsibility carried by these soldiers, offering an unflinching portrait of modern warfare's human cost. The documentary stands as a significant record of British military operations during a critical period in Irish history.