Search Results for: "Joy Division"
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Joy DivisionNot Yet Rated, 94 minutes (2008) - On DVD |
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Joy Division (Voros Vijar)Not Yet Rated (2008) |
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Joy Division: Under ReviewNot Yet Rated, 70 minutes (2006) - On DVD |
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Joy Division: Here Are the Young MenNot Yet Rated, 60 minutes |
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'Control' - Trailer No. 1A biographical drama of the late Joy Division frontman Ian Curtis (Sam Riley). |
'Control'- Clip No. 1'Control' chronicles the rise and fall of Ian Curtis (Sam Riley), singer of the seminal post-punk band Joy Division. |
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CONTROLAlexandra Maria Lara as Annik Honore stars in a story based on the late Joy Division front-man Ian Curtis (Sam Riley), who changed the face of modern music but never lived to witness the remarkable impact of his life's work. Despite the rising popularity of his band, Ian Curtis was not in good mental or physical health and finally hanged himself on the eve of Joy Division's first U.S tour. Source: Weinstein Company |
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CONTROLAlexandra Maria Lara as Annik Honore stars in a story based on the late Joy Division front-man Ian Curtis (Sam Riley), who changed the face of modern music but never lived to witness the remarkable impact of his life's work. Despite the rising popularity of his band, Ian Curtis was not in good mental or physical health and finally hanged himself on the eve of Joy Division's first U.S tour. Source: Weinstein Company |
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CONTROLAlexandra Maria Lara as Annik Honore stars in a story based on the late Joy Division front-man Ian Curtis (Sam Riley), who changed the face of modern music but never lived to witness the remarkable impact of his life's work. Despite the rising popularity of his band, Ian Curtis was not in good mental or physical health and finally hanged himself on the eve of Joy Division's first U.S tour. Source: Weinstein Company |
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CONTROLIan Curtis (Sam Riley) changed the face of modern music but never lived to witness the remarkable impact of his life's work. Despite the rising popularity of his band, Ian Curtis was not in good mental or physical health and finally hanged himself on the eve of Joy Division's first U.S tour. Source: Weinstein Company |
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