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The last Confession of Alexander Pearce (2008)
posted by Cinema Streaming, June 18, 2010 @ 3:21 pm
Movie: The Last Confession of Alexander Pearce (2008)

- Director: Michael James Rowland
- Release Date: 29 December 2008 (Ireland)
- Writers: Nial Fulton (written by) Michael James Rowland (written by)
- Country: Australia
- Genre: Biography , Drama , History , Horror , Western
Tagline: Hunger Has No Limit
Trivia: Convict Alexander Pearce and Catholic priest Philip Conolly both came from the parish of Clones on the County Monaghan / County Fermanagh border. Ciarán McMenamin (Alexander Pearce) and Adrian Dunbar (Philip Conolly) were both born in Enniskillen in County Fermanagh.
“In 1824 and the British penal colony of VanDiemen’s Land is little more than a living hell. Chained to a wall in the darkness of a Hobart cell, Pearce is visited by Father Connolly,the parish priest of the fledgling colony and a fellow Irishman. The harrowing confession Pearce makes, shocks the priest and the British establishment to the core. Written by Anonymous”
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