Frank

A young aspiring musician, Jon, impulsively joins a bizarre pop band led by the enigmatic Frank, a musical genius who always wears a large, artificial head. As Jon tries to navigate the eccentricities of the band and their reclusive lifestyle, he becomes increasingly drawn into Frank's creative process and troubled psyche.

Frank was widely acclaimed by critics for its originality, humor, and surprisingly poignant exploration of creativity and mental illness. The performances, particularly Domhnall Gleeson's portrayal of Jon and Michael Fassbender's (unseen) performance as Frank, were highly praised, as was Lenny Abrahamson's direction.

• A unique and darkly funny examination of artistic ambition and madness.
• Features standout performances and a distinctive, memorable tone.
• Praised for its originality and unexpected emotional depth.

Google audience: Audiences largely appreciated the film's quirky humor, original story, and engaging performances. Many found it to be a refreshingly different and thought-provoking cinematic experience.

Won Best Film at the British Independent Film Awards. Nominated for Outstanding British Film at the BAFTA Awards.

Michael Fassbender, who plays Frank, wore a replica of the large, artificial head for the entire duration of his time on set, even when not filming, to better understand the character's isolation and perception.