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A Dummy Film About Justice. Dummy got Xavier de Rosnay and Gaspard Auge on a bed in a London hotel room in January to talk about their recent ‘rockumentary’ and their plans for the second Justice album. Contains images of American fans going loopy to their mutant techno and giddy close ups of Gaspard’s shoe.
- Text:
- John Burgess
- Photography:
- Claire Julia Hughes
A film by Richard Hunter. Assistant camera Jamie Maule-Ffinch. Interview by John Burgess.
- 13.02.09
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