The Thing
Synopsis
A collection of shorts directed by Peter Strickland, in which various cultural figures discuss an object close to their hearts. Featuring Jarvis Cocker, Goshka Macuga, Jeremy Scott, Neil Tennant, Hank Willis Thomas and Cosey Fanni Tutti.
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