Watch Pulp Play 'Something Changed' as Director Garth Jennings Tells Us About "Celebratory" New Film 'What Do You Do For An Encore?'
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Stunning archival footage chronicles the unexpected rise of the Sheffield underdogs. The 90-minute documentary follows Jarvis Cocker and his band Pulp from their humble beginnings to national recognition and beyond. The post “Pulp: What Do You Do for an Encore?”: Jarvis Cocker’s humor and warmth overshadow his hits appeared first on in.gr.
Watch Pulp play 'Something Changed' as director Garth Jennings tells us about "celebratory" new film 'What Do You Do For An Encore?'
Watch 'Something Changed' from Pulp's 'What Do You Do For An Encore' as director Garth Jennings talks about the band's past and future.
Half concert and half memory, the documentary turns four decades of irony, desire and disenchantment into a collective celebration The post Crítica: <i>Pulp: What would you do for one more song?</i> The past does not need a bis when it is still alive appeared first on Rolling Stone in Spanish.
Pulp: What Do You Do For An Encore?
Director: Garth Jennings “Not old brandy, still fizzy pop,” says singer and frontman Jarvis Cocker in Pulp: What Do You Do For An Encore?, a film that might sound like a straightforward record of a comeback tour, but turns out to be something more wistful, funny, and unexpectedly moving. The film begins with Pulp’s 566th show, at London’s O2 Arena on 13 June 2025, [...]
Pulp: What Do You Do for an Encore? Review: A Brilliant Victory Lap
If you grew up with a well-worn CD of Pulp’s 1995 album Different Class, or discovered it at some point in the last three decades, then watching the band’s new documentary might cause your life to flash before your eyes. Pulp: What Do You Do for an Encore?, Garth Jennings’ film shot during the band’s […] The post Pulp: What Do You Do for an Encore? Review: A Brilliant Victory Lap first appeared on The Film Stage.
Pulp: What Do You Do for an Encore? review – Jarvis Cocker’s wit and warmth upstage the hits
Wonderful archive footage charts the Sheffield outsiders’ unlikely rise, but the distant camerawork struggles to capture the thrill of their triumphant O2 gigs In 1978, in the classroom of a comprehensive school in Sheffield, a skinny, shortsighted 15-year-old wrote a mission statement in the back of an exercise book – a masterplan for reaching the…
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