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Guest
Watched this last night: what a great film! It's Christopher Guest's latest project, and it's almost a folk version of Spinal Tap. I don't think it will appeal to everyone, but if you enjoyed 'Best in Show', then you're likely to enjoy this.
The songs are great (if you like folk music), and the DVD includes full versions of all songs, with videos. As usual, the characters are flawed but interesting, and the film really draws you in.
Has anyone else seen this?
The songs are great (if you like folk music), and the DVD includes full versions of all songs, with videos. As usual, the characters are flawed but interesting, and the film really draws you in.
Has anyone else seen this?