Sing Street
Why this pick
Like Stuart Murdoch’s debut, it turns youthful uncertainty into handmade pop songs, following a fragile friendship group finding confidence through forming a band.
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Why this pick
Like Stuart Murdoch’s debut, it turns youthful uncertainty into handmade pop songs, following a fragile friendship group finding confidence through forming a band.
Why this pick
Its deliberately artificial, candy-coloured musical oddness and deadpan humour share God Help the Girl’s willingness to make emotional awkwardness feel stylised and strange.
Why this pick
Another offbeat British-Irish music story where an inexperienced songwriter is drawn into a fiercely idiosyncratic band; tender insecurity sits beside eccentric comic invention.
Why this pick
Its bright visual playfulness, quick romantic rapport and compassionate attention to post-breakup insecurity echo the buoyant yet vulnerable spirit of God Help the Girl.
Why this pick
A modest, warm pop-infused story about making music with someone close, balancing catchy songwriting with the bittersweet pressure of deciding what comes next.
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01 / THE STORY
Eve is a catastrophe; low on self-esteem but high on fantasy, especially when it comes to music. When she meets two kindred spirits in posh Cass and fastidious James, they decide there's only one thing to do: form a pop group.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Eve
James

Cassie

Anton
Miss Browning

Ballerina

Findlay

Donovan