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‘You Had to Be There’ Review: An Irresistible Documentary
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In Short: An irresistible documentary explores how a Toronto production of Godspell ignited a comedy revolution and fostered a community of comic talents.
The film highlights how this unlikely cluster of comic talents transformed the comedy landscape, according to a review.
It brings the show down to Earth, preserving its nostalgic charm without diminishing its historical significance.
The documentary serves as a true north star, guiding viewers through the zany and sometimes grisly aspects of the production.
Despite the unconventional nature of the content, the film avoids labeling it as trance cinema or slow and obtuse.
By providing a comprehensive look at the Toronto Godspell, the documentary captures the essence of a community that changed the world in a uniquely Canadian way.
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- He’s given his best years to a thankless job that will have him replaced before anyone would attend his funeral.
- He settles on suicide, finding no reason to prolong an existence of isolation.
- According to the actor, there were several people around and she did not think much of who was seated where.
- She acknowledged knowing and meeting Dawood Ibrahim in Dubai while she was there for shows, but said there was nothing beyond that.
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- The New York Timeslink