What decade did the movie "The Crying Game" come out?

The movie "The Crying Game" came out in the nineties, specifically in 1992. Neil Jordan wrote and directed this British crime thriller, which follows Fergus, an IRA member played by Stephen Rea, as he struggles with loyalty, identity, and an unexpected emotional relationship.

The film is set against the political violence of the Troubles in Northern Ireland. Its story moves from a tense political thriller into a deeply personal drama, exploring race, nationality, gender, sexuality, and the limits of loyalty. Jaye Davidson plays Dil, while Forest Whitaker portrays Jody, a British soldier whose fate shapes the rest of the story.

The Crying Game became both a critical and commercial success. It won the Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay and the BAFTA Award for Best British Film. Its major plot revelation became one of the most discussed twists in early-1990s cinema, although the film's broader themes and performances remain important beyond that surprise.