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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Hunger is a 2008 British movie, the first to be directed by artist Steve McQueen (no relation to the 60's action star) and starring Michael Fassbender. It involves Irish prisoners of The Troubles, and the various ways they protest, starting with "no-wash" protests and ending in hunger strikes. |
