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Finisterre (2003)

Director: Paul Kelly, Kieran Evans

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From Time Out Film Guide

Made in close co-operation between the directors and the band to support the Finisterre album release, and featuring music from it alongside a specially written score, this is a likeable but broadly unexceptional hour-long kaleidoscopic documentary of London - 'the eternal magnet, attracting our dreams' - flickering from dawn to dusk and back again. The text for Michael Jayston's occasionally awkward commentary tends towards the imperative and celebratory; the images are varied, fascinating and sometimes quite beautiful.

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Cast & crew

Director: Paul Kelly, Kieran Evans

Producer: Andrew Hinton, Jason Hocking

Genre(s): Documentaries

Duration: 57 mins


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