Netflix has released a war film that fans are calling a "hidden gem." The 2016 release, The Siege of Jadotville, dramatizes the gritty true story of an outnumbered Irish UN battalion in the 1961 ...

Netflix fans have stumbled upon a "hidden gem" that delves into the gripping true stories of war — The Siege of Jadotville. Depicting the intense 1961 confrontation in Congo, this critically ...

A 1961 battle between a small U.N. force from Ireland and thousands of French/Belgian mercenary fighters tied to a ruthless Congolese leader is the basis for “The Siege of Jadotville,” a ...

One of the results is The Siege of Jadotville, a Netflix action thriller masquerading as political and military history. The intention is to pay due respect to an Irish company who fought off an ...

The first trailer for Jamie Dornan's new movie, The Siege of Jadotville, has been released - and it's a nail-biting and tense affair. The 50 Shades Of Grey actor co-stars with Jason O’Mara in ...

Wow! I had tempered my expectations too much. As war movies go “The Siege of Jadotville” (available on Netflix) has everything that makes such movies enjoyable: good guys against bad guys ...

A brave army commander whose lightly armed force held out for six days in the siege at Jadotville, made famous on film, has finally been honored with a memorial in his home county, Kerry ...

In geopolitical thriller "The Siege of Jadotville," the Irish actor will play a U.N. commander caught in the Congo during the 1961 coup. By Alex Ritman U.K. Correspondent “I can’t wait to get ...

Only the commanding officer of those involved in the Jadotville siege in the Congo 60 years ago has been recommended for a medal. An independent review group set up last year has decided that ...

In September 1961 a company of Irish troops under siege at the isolated post of Jadotville, Congo was forced to surrender to authorities in the secessionist province of Katanga. This documentary ...

Sir, – Our soldiers killed 300 of their soldiers at the heroic Siege of Jadotville, without suffering any fatalities themselves. But in the spirit of reconciliation and inclusion so evident in ...