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Darren Briggs
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Posts: 371
From: York, UK
Registered: Dec 2001

posted 04-14-2002 09:48 AM

This british film is about the rise of Factory records from 1976, and its bands and there creator, Tony Wilson.It is a serois documentary but crossed with 'Spinal Tap' type hummor.
It is a must see for any NEW ORDER fans, otherwise it is a funny filma, and the music is Kicking!
Shot on DV it looks real soft, and the end credits(obviously not DV sourced) are just like any other 35mm film and show how soft the acutal film was. Staring Steve Cogan (the Parole Officer) who plays Tony Wilson the Factory records boss, he gives a great performance.
All you americans,most likely wont get to see this film , but if you do, you will enjoy it for the music and laughs.
Darren

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