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We Only Want the Earth

2026, English. Directed by Alan Gilsenan.

The life & ideas of James Connolly

An iconic presence in the landscape of Irish socialism and republicanism, the name of James Connolly looms large in the trade union movement, and wherever radical left-wing politics are espoused. This film tries to bring Connolly’s many achievements in the field of workers’ and women’s rights into the fore, alongside his role in the 1916 Easter uprising.

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Released
17 April 2026
Country
Ireland
Written by
Alan Gilsenan

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We Only Want the Earth (2026) was directed by Alan Gilsenan.

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