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Sarah Silverman: Jesus is Magic (2005)

Director: Liam Lynch

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This film is essentially a live stand-up performance with a few slick, sick and twisted pop promos thrown in for good measure. Silverman (pictured above) is a hugely talented, albeit somewhat affected comedian. Her comedy largely comes from pushing the boundaries of taste with a huge side order of post-modern irony.

It’s not laugh-out-loud funny all the way through but she does have some toe-curlingly brilliant lines. Not to everyone’s taste but her legions of internet fans won’t be disappointed. Anyone who can come up with a line like ‘I don’t care if you think I’m a racist, I just want you to think I’m thin,’ is okay in our books.

Author: Tim Arthur

Time Out Film Guide


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  • Hannh said...
    Posted on Oct 19 2008 22:25 Just saw her live in London and she is absolutely rubbish
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Cast & crew

Director: Liam Lynch

Cast: Sarah Silverman full cast

Genre(s): Comedy

Rated: 15

Duration: 70 mins

UK Release: Aug 1 2008




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