Some great reviews still to post. Here’s a very interesting one which looks in some detail into the film’s concerns, and its relationship to co-director Jeremy Deller’s art. Reviewer Owen Hatherley sees the film as ‘a sad, funny portrait of pop music’s multiple confusions’…
Apparently there were technical problems at two of the screenings scheduled last night December 1st at Tyneside Cinema, Newcastle and Greenwhich Picturehouse causing the shows to be cancelled. We’re really sorry about this, and we are waiting to hear if they can be rescheduled. Again, our appologies to those who did turn up only to be turned away.
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Our screening on December 1st at the Clapham Picture House in London is currently sold out .. but there are plenty of other places to see it on or near that date! Please check with individual venues for screening times and in case of any schedule changes:
also at Hyde Park, Leeds on December 3rd
Nice review in Time Out this week, either click on the scan or read it online here:
Two small screenings of the film in Germany – one in Hamburg, one in Berlin – as part of the Unerhoert Music Film Festival. Hopefully director Nick Abrahams will introduce the film at the Berlin screening.
Both screenings will be the english language versions – so we hope you can understand and read english as a lot of the film is either in english or with english subtitles.
So, the Hamburg screening is on Saturday, Dec. 5 at 9 p.m. at the cinema 3001 Kino at Schanzenstraße 75, 20357 Hamburg
and then one in Berlin on Sunday December 13th at 6pm at the Eiszeit Theatre
Screening at 7pm on December 1st at the Clapham Picture House
followed by Q and A session with the Directors and Very Special guests
and DJs in the bar afterwards inc the legendary Arthur Baker and Nervous Stephen
please come, enjoy the film and have a chat and a drink with us afterwards!
