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Xiu Xiu: You Can’t Hear Me (2009)
A series of experimental vignettes that expound upon the dark irony of the accompanying performances from the critically acclaimed band, Xiu Xiu. From jellyfish floating in the sky to hand-drawn animation, award winning director Courtney Fathom Sell explores a variegated palette of expression. Featuring favorite tracks like Bog People, Boy Soprano, and F.T.W., the latest single from their recently released LP, Women As Lovers You Cant Hear Me is a unique and dreamlike experience from start to finish.
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A series of experimental vignettes that expound upon the dark irony of the accompanying performances from the critically acclaimed band, Xiu Xiu. From jellyfish floating in the sky to hand-drawn animation, award winning director Courtney Fathom Sell explores a variegated palette of expression. Featuring favorite tracks like Bog People, Boy Soprano, and F.T.W., the latest single from their recently released LP, Women As Lovers You Cant Hear Me is a unique and dreamlike experience from start to finish.
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Genre:Documentary, Music
Written By:Courtney Fathom Sell
In Theaters:2/24/2009
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Runtime:40 minutes
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