To be honest, Baltimore is kind of all over the place. I mean, I don’t have any issue catching up with a non-linear narrative, but at least make it entertaining or thrilling. And Baltimore doesn’t seem like a thriller at all, even though its makers claim it to be. It’s just some heavy historical drama that demands its viewers have prior knowledge of the Irish Republican Army and the role of real-life Bridget Rose Dugdale in the Republican movement. In short, you need to know all about the communist sentiments brewing against British imperialism in the early 1970s in Ireland. But from a different perspective, it could be about things Rose was going through emotionally and mentally. She wasn’t an outsider, and despite coming from a privileged background, she became the voice of the impoverished, as she felt their needs should be heard loud and clear by the Imperialists.