Loving cult film and idiosyncratic musical portrait of summer festivities in the Catalan village of Crespià, with early performances by the well-known faces from the work of Serra.
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Dance in 'Crespia the Film not the Village' (2003 Albert Serra)
Needles and Pins - The Searchers 'Crespia the Film not the Village' by Albert Serra - 2003.
CRESPIÀ the Village after the Film
No és "Crespià The Film not the Village" però els valors de producció són si fa no fa semblants (realment no).
crespià the film not the village
recordo aquella première a la que vaig anar a girona als Truffaut a veure aquesta peli plovia i vam arribar-hi mullats com pollastres amb el fono i la melissa.
It's not unusual to crespià with anyone
Crespià the Film not the Village (Albert Serra 2003
Flannagan and the Slaves (Crespia KINOTE)
Excerpt from Crespià the Film not the Village (Albert Serra 2003). The best performance of cult punk song. You should watch this masterpiece.
The Rural Musical: The Joy of the Harvest in 'Crespià the Film not the Village' (Albert Serra)
The Rural Musical - The Joy of the Harvest in Crespià the Film not the Village (2003 Albert Serra
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