Pulp: What Do You Do For An Encore?
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Legendary frontman Jarvis Cocker narrates this celebration of Pulp and their rise from Sheffield outsiders to Britpop provocateurs.
Directed by longtime band collaborator Garth Jennings, Pulp: What Do You Do For An Encore charts the pop outfit’s circuitous journey from obscurity to 1990s cultural touchstones. Fusing footage from their ingenious 2025 live show – part of the triumphant world tour for ‘More’, their first album in 24 years – it’s a tribute to a band of misfits whose sharp social commentary, wit and empathy continue to resonate across generations.
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