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SXSW: ‘The Sparks Brothers’ is One of the Most Delightfully, Appropriately Irrelevant Music Docs in Years (FILM REVIEW)

Christian Long March 22, 2021 No Comments

Edgar Wright explores the career of Sparks in his latest film.

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