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The film is nearly perfect in its structure, photography, and soundtrack, capturing the gray, cold, and desolate essence of Manchester in the ’70s. Sam Riley delivers a flawless performance, capturing the musician’s mannerisms and emotional fragility.
The film is nearly perfect in its structure, photography, and soundtrack, capturing the gray, cold, and desolate essence of Manchester in the ’70s.
Sam Riley delivers a flawless performance, capturing the musician’s mannerisms and emotional fragility.
Dive into the haunting tale of Ian Curtis and Joy Division by watching Anton Corbijn’s Control today!
A film shot in black and white, which describes more the state of mind of a sensitive and depression-prone young man than a biography. The film’s language is calm and claustrophobic, a caption to the tracks played by Joy Division, devoid of frills in cinematic storytelling.
A film shot in black and white, which describes more the state of mind of a sensitive and depression-prone young man than a biography.
The film’s language is calm and claustrophobic, a caption to the tracks played by Joy Division, devoid of frills in cinematic storytelling.
Discover the haunting world of Ian Curtis and Joy Division in Anton Corbijn's Control—watch the film and feel the raw intensity of post-punk history.
The film is an incredible masterpiece, splendidly shot by the director, who was very meticulous and faithful to Deborah Curtis’s book. The film concludes with the heartbreaking, Oscar-worthy scene... An excellently shot scene.
The film is an incredible masterpiece, splendidly shot by the director, who was very meticulous and faithful to Deborah Curtis’s book.
The film concludes with the heartbreaking, Oscar-worthy scene... An excellently shot scene.
Watch 'Control' to experience the moving story of Ian Curtis and Joy Division, a must-see for music and film lovers alike!
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