Pulp Documentary 'What Do You Do For An Encore?' to Screen in UK Cinemas
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A new 90-minute documentary, 'Pulp: What Do You Do For An Encore?', will be shown in UK cinemas for one night only on September 18, before streaming on MUBI from September 25.
- The 90-minute documentary 'Pulp: What Do You Do For An Encore?' focuses on frontman Jarvis Cocker's childhood dreams and the band's journey.
- The film includes live footage, decades-old interviews, and a voiceover from Jarvis Cocker.
- It features performances of songs such as 'Spike Island', 'Babies', 'Sorted For E’s & Wizz', 'Disco 2000', and 'Common People'.
A new documentary about the band Pulp, titled 'What Do You Do For An Encore?', is set to be screened in UK cinemas for a single night on September 18. Following its cinema release, the 90-minute film will become available for streaming on MUBI from September 25.
The documentary, directed by Garth Jennings, traces Pulp's journey from their origins to their status as national treasures. It focuses on frontman Jarvis Cocker's childhood dreams and includes a voiceover from him, along with live footage and decades-old interviews.
The film opens with a performance of the comeback single 'Spike Island' and features approximately 20 live performances of songs including 'Babies', 'Sorted For E’s & Wizz', 'Disco 2000', and 'Common People'.
What this means for you: You can watch 'Pulp: What Do You Do For An Encore?' in UK cinemas on September 18, or stream it on MUBI from September 25.