Breaking Glass

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10/09/2018 Hazel O'Connor stars as a young singer who writes ferocious, angry post-punk songs. She meets young hustler Phil Daniels who talks his way into becoming her manager. They recruit a band that includes Jonathan Pryce as a deaf saxophone player. They struggle to make it, finally getting a record deal that leads to her corruption. This isn't a very original story, but it's an uncharacteristically dark and cynical version of this kind of story. The film doesn't really see punk rock as a wonderful alternative to mainstream culture, depicting the fans as dumb, violent thugs. The film really endorses fierce individualism above anything else, suggesting that all anything short of independence is corruption. O'Connor wrote all the songs for the film, and they are wonderful songs that don't really conform to any particular genre. See more 06/21/2018 a cult film of my teen years the soundtrack out performs this classic tale of boy meets girl... or beware of what you wish for! See more 05/16/2015 ??????????? ?????????? ? ?????????????? ??????-??????? ???????? ???? ????????, ? ??? ???, ??? ????? ?????, ?????? ??? ????? ?????? ????????????? ???????. ???? ?? ??????? ?????? ? ??????? ???-?????? ????? ??? ?????. See more 09/05/2014 Its an interesting film about the music industry during the new wave age, but I felt that it was not enjoyable enough, and the best character, which was the saxophone player, was not used enough. Still, it is fairly well made and is still worth to watch See more 06/12/2013 Although a bit too bleak and gritty, the music and performance of O'Connor was great. Hope she is less angry now. See more 11/20/2012 Great soundtrack-decent story See more Read all reviews

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