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New Zealand filmmaker Florian Habicht (Love Story) captures British group Pulp as they perform their final reunion show in their...
New Zealand filmmaker Florian Habicht (Love Story) captures British group Pulp as they perform their final reunion show in their hometown of Sheffield, blending interview and concert footage with his unique directorial sensibilities.
Having sold over 10 million albums over the course of their career, Pulp celebrated a different class of life to most of their Britpop contemporaries. Cocker's skills as a musical storyteller drew on experiences throughout his life, so when the band unexpectedly reunited in 2011, it was only fitting that they ended these shows with a performance in their hometown Sheffield, a city that Habicht turns his eye to as much as the band itself.
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85 %34 reviewsRotten Tomatoes® rating
76 %535 reviewsAudience score rating
"The best film that could be made about Pulp."
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We Got This Covered
We Got This Covered"An artfully witty documentary... places South Yorkshire’s steel city at the heart of the story, cumulatively providing hints as to the band’s quietly awkward sensibility."
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Variety
Variety"An earthy, affecting and droll celebration of the unique alignment of influences that forged a great band - and the thrusting live footage rams Pulp's greatness home."
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Total Film
Total Film"Cocker's elbow-jiggling antics have always been silly and giddy but still, somehow, way beyond cool."
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Time Out
Time Out"Florian Habicht's affectionate documentary tells the story of the band from the streets of Sheffield with the help of friends, family and fans, aged and youthful alike...all of whom have their own stories to tell."
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The Guardian
The Guardian"A witty, warmhearted, imaginative documentary."
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Hollywood Reporter
Hollywood Reporter"The witty, loquacious Cocker is watchable as ever and the gig scenes will thrill Pulpers."
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Empire Magazine
Empire MagazinePulp: a Film about Life, Death & Supermarkets | Details
- Rating
- M, Offensive language
- Runtime
- 90
- Genre
- Documentary, Music
- Country of origin
- UK
