A second chance in life doesn’t come easy. But when it does come, will you take it or let it slip away again? British director Eddie Sternberg’s feature debut I Used To Be Famous is a musical drama about a South London fairytale that involves a culture clash between a washed-up singer and a musically talented young man with autism who form an odd friendship and go on a musical venture in hope of a new chance in life.
The premise of I Used To Be Famous is simple and straightforward. It’s basically Hugh Grant’s Music And Lyrics (2007), but without the rom-com. This new Netflix movie is predictable, but that’s not entirely bad as it…
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