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Robby Müller: Director of Photography Michael Winterbottom Steve Coogan, Paddy Considine, Sean Harris, Lennie James, Shirley Henderson Michael Winterbottom’s film is one of Müller's last films as a director of photography. Again Müller shot this film with digital cameras and yet again with a shaky hand-held esthetic which adds to the film’s documentary feel and plunges the viewer into ...
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24 Hour Party People. 24 Hour party people se centra en la vida del periodista, productor musical y dueño de un club nocturno Tony Wilson para describir la escena musical de Manchester, Inglaterra a final de la década de los 80s. IMDb 7,3 1 h 52 min 2002. R. Comedia · Drama. Este video no está disponible actualmente.
When 24 Hour Party People was released in 2002, it finally felt like a film where I wouldn't be feeling that envy. To radically paraphrase a chap who Wilson regretted not signing, it was a film that could say something to me about my life. And it did.
9 de ago. de 2002 · 24 Hour Party People is one heck of a film. Off-the-wall and truly odd, 24 Hour Party People is both a compelling biopic of Tony Wilson, the man behind Factory Records, a film about the bands who he worked with, and a film about the Manchester music scene. Told in a news broadcast fashion thanks to Wilson's background as a reporter, the film ...
Smartly blending archival footage with fictional characters, 24 Hour Party People dances to the beat of its own drum. A vibrant portrait of the Manchester music scene during the mid-to-late 1970s, through the eyes of TV presenter Tony Wilson, founder of Factory Records, as he introduces the world to such notable musical acts as Joy Division, New Order, and The Happy Mondays.
