FX's new series 'Say Nothing' explores the complexities of radical politics in the Troubles

FX's new series "Say Nothing," based on Patrick Radden Keefe's 2018 book, began streaming on Hulu on November 14. The nine-episode show explores the Irish Republican Army's actions during the Troubles, focusing on the disappearance of Jean McConville in 1972. Creator Joshua Zetumer aims to depict both the allure and consequences of radical politics. The series follows the Price sisters, who transition from peaceful protests to committing acts of terrorism, highlighting the complexities of their motivations and the impact of their choices. The show emphasizes the ongoing relevance of its themes, reflecting current social movements. It concludes with a reminder of the unresolved fates of those still missing from the conflict, encouraging viewers to consider the lasting effects of political violence.