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Sing Street est un film de John Carney. Synopsis : Dublin, années 80. La pop, le rock, le métal, la new wave passent en boucle sur les lecteurs K7. Conor, un lycéen dont...
Özet. Conor, problemli bir çocuktur. Ailesiyle birlikte Dublin’de yaşayan delikanlı, yeni okuluna uyum sağlamakta sorun yaşar. Öğretmen ve sınıf arkadaşlarından olumsuz davranışlar gögren Conor’ın tek sıkıntısı bu değildir. Ailesiyle de kötü bir ilişkisi olan Conor, okul yakınlarında gördüğü Raphina’dan ...
Sing Street: Todo por la chica. John Carney ( Begin Again) se consagra con Sing Street como el rey de las “good-feeling movies” de toda una generación. Su nueva propuesta es encantadora, emotiva, maravillosa… y vuelve a estar envuelta en una excelente banda sonora que reúne temas emblemáticos de grupos como The Cure o Duran Duran, y ...
15 de abr. de 2016 · A song can "take you back" to specific moments in time, connecting you to a younger self, memories and dreams in a continuum. "Sing Street" takes place in Dublin, 1985. The so-called Celtic Tiger is years in the future, and prospects for Irish kids look bleak. In the opening sequences, the Irish are shown emigrating to London in droves, seeking ...
Sing Street. Dublin in 1980s, Conor is a boy coming from an uptight family who is transferred to a public school. An aspiring model draws his attention and, by trying to impress her, he asks her to be in his music video. Now he has to form a band to get the girl. This film starred by Aidan Gillen was nominated to a Golden Globe for Best Motion ...
Sing Street. Aiming to win the heart of the über-cool and beautiful Raphina, 14-year-old Conor forms a band with a few lads, and the group pours their heart into writing lyrics and shooting videos in 1980s Dublin. Rentals include 30 days to start watching this video and 48 hours to finish once started.
13 de may. de 2016 · Sing Street ‘Drive It Like You Stole It’ from the Sing Street Official Soundtrack. ORDER the Sing Street OSTiTunes: http://po.st/SSOSTiTYT Amazon: http://po...
