DVD & Blu – ray review: Stitches (18)
Hairy funnyman Ross Noble plays Mr Jelly, a grubby clown who is freakishly killed at an children’s party.
March 9, 2013
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Hairy funnyman Ross Noble plays Mr Jelly, a grubby clown who is freakishly killed at an children’s party.
Wayne Blair’s needy musical comedy is desperate to be liked and it should, on paper, work as this true story’s an interesting one: four young Aborigine women in 1960s Australia form an all-girl soul group, managed by their muddled Irish manager (Chris O’Dowd), and are asked to entertain American troops fighting in the Vietnam war.
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