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Music Business | London, England
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Best Foreign Poster | 2016
The film takes place in 90s, a 'Cool Britannia' era where Britpop music has dominated the industry. Most of the songs in official soundtrack album feature real-life stars at the moment such as 'Oasis', Blur and Radiohead.
Stelfox, protagonist of the film, is partly inspired by Don Simpson
John Niven adapted his own novel for the big screen.
John Niven actually worked in the music business in the 90s for The Levy Brothers heading up their London office and was no doubt in attendance in real life scenes mirrored in his book.
Nicholas Hoult is a fan of Muse, citing that he and his friends had once been listening to "Exogenesis: Symphony" for an hour when their car was running out of petrol in the middle of nowhere.
"[last lines] James Trellick: What is the meaning of life? Darren: [as Steven is about to answer] To drive your enemies before you and hear the lamentations of their women."
"Steven Stelfox: [from trailer] Imagine you're standing on wafer thin ice. Beneath your feet, you can see sharks circling. These are your colleagues, your friends."
