Cat. № POSTER-361 · Archive reference image
Lost Cinema № 361
The Verve: Bittersweet Symphony
Available · one owner onlyArchive note
A proposed 1997 film adaptation of The Verve's breakthrough single, directed as a neo-realist urban drama centered on Richard Ashcroft's face and the grey Manchester streets that inspired the track. The poster suggests a cinematic vision that never materialized, positioning Ashcroft as a solitary, haunted figure against a landscape of indifference. Collectors of lost 90s music cinema and alternate music-video histories.
$5 One file · one owner · never reissued
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About the certificate →Print specification
A2
24x36in
18x24in
2752 × 1536 px · 4.2 MP · landscape
- Section
- Lost Cinema
- Style
- photorealistic film poster, 90s indie drama
- Mood
- melancholic, resigned, urban alienation
- Palette
- grey, teal, cream
Filed under
the ververichard ashcroftbittersweet symphonybritpopmanchester90sneo-realismurban dramastone roses influencemusic cinemalost filmverve poster