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The long-awaited Joy Divison feature film CONTROL will have its U.S. theatrical premiere at Film Forum in New York City on October 10, 2007.
This marks the feature debut of acclaimed rock photographer / music video director Anton Corbijn, who photographed Joy Division early in his career. British actor Sam Riley gives an unforgettable performance as Ian Curtis and Samantha Morton (SWEET AND LOWDOWN, IN AMERICA) portrays his wife, Deborah, upon whose memoir the film is based. CONTROL premiered in the Directors' Fortnight section of the 2007 Cannes film festival, where it won three prizes.
This marks the feature debut of acclaimed rock photographer / music video director Anton Corbijn, who photographed Joy Division early in his career. British actor Sam Riley gives an unforgettable performance as Ian Curtis and Samantha Morton (SWEET AND LOWDOWN, IN AMERICA) portrays his wife, Deborah, upon whose memoir the film is based. CONTROL premiered in the Directors' Fortnight section of the 2007 Cannes film festival, where it won three prizes.
The long-awaited Joy Divison feature film CONTROL will have its U.S. theatrical premiere at Film Forum in New York City on October 10, 2007.
This marks the feature debut of acclaimed rock photographer / music video director Anton Corbijn, who photographed Joy Division early in his career. British actor Sam Riley gives an unforgettable performance as Ian Curtis and Samantha Morton (SWEET AND LOWDOWN, IN AMERICA) portrays his wife, Deborah, upon whose memoir the film is based. CONTROL premiered in the Directors' Fortnight section of the 2007 Cannes film festival, where it won three prizes.
This marks the feature debut of acclaimed rock photographer / music video director Anton Corbijn, who photographed Joy Division early in his career. British actor Sam Riley gives an unforgettable performance as Ian Curtis and Samantha Morton (SWEET AND LOWDOWN, IN AMERICA) portrays his wife, Deborah, upon whose memoir the film is based. CONTROL premiered in the Directors' Fortnight section of the 2007 Cannes film festival, where it won three prizes.
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