Frank

A young, aspiring musician impulsively joins a bizarre pop band led by the enigmatic Frank, a musical genius who always wears a giant, fake head. As they embark on creating an album, the musician struggles to navigate the band's eccentricities and Frank's fragile mental state, leading to both comedic and poignant moments.

Frank was widely acclaimed by critics for its originality, performances, and blend of humor and pathos. It garnered praise for its unique take on the creative process and the complexities of mental health within an artistic context.

• Praised for its quirky and original concept, offering a fresh perspective on the music industry.
• Michael Fassbender's performance as Frank, despite being hidden, was a standout, conveying depth and pathos.
• The film skillfully balances dark humor with genuine emotional weight, exploring themes of creativity and identity.

Google audience: Audiences appreciated the film's unique and unconventional story, finding it both funny and thought-provoking. Many enjoyed the performances, particularly Michael Fassbender's, and the memorable soundtrack.

Nominated for Outstanding Debut by a British Writer, Director or Producer at the BAFTA Awards.

Michael Fassbender wore the prosthetic head for 10-12 hours a day during filming, and it was so hot inside that he would often emerge drenched in sweat.