Three live performances of New Order at the Haçienda are featured alongside interviews with Factory Records founders Tony Wilson and Martin Hannett.
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Three live performances of New Order at the Haçienda are featured alongside interviews with Factory Records founders Tony Wilson and Martin Hannett.
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Tony Wilson and Martin Hannett, founders of Factory Records, discuss the label's cultural and philosophical goals in a series of interviews. Their reflections are interspersed with commentary from associates who express confusion and frustration about the label's direction. Rob Gretton, Factory's founder and manager of New Order, conducts a self-interview. The documentary also features three live performances by New Order at the Haçienda, capturing the energy of the 1980s new wave scene.
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Why Watch
- See Tony Wilson and Martin Hannett discuss Factory Records.
- Watch live performances of New Order at the Haçienda.
- Meet Rob Gretton as he interviews himself.
Did You Know
- Factory: Play at Home was released in 1984.
- The documentary has a runtime of 51 minutes.
- Three live performances of New Order are featured in the film.
- Tony Wilson and Martin Hannett are both interviewed about their label.
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Who are the founders of Factory Records?
The founders of Factory Records are Tony Wilson and Martin Hannett.
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'Factory: Play at Home' was released in 1984.
How long is the documentary 'Factory: Play at Home'?
The duration of 'Factory: Play at Home' is 51 minutes.
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