
Disintegration: An Album, a Band, a Generation
Documentary · Music
Overview
Over the course of a fifty-year career, the British band The Cure has released fourteen highly successful studio albums; but it was their 1989 album Disintegration, released during a pivotal year for Europe and the world, that would capture the imagination of so many fans.
Top Cast


Franz Dinda
Franz Dinda
Self - Narrator (voice)
Franz Dinda
Self - Narrator (voice)
Stuart Braithwaite
Stuart Braithwaite
Self - Musician
Stuart Braithwaite
Self - Musician


Phil Thornalley
Phil Thornalley
Self - The Cure Former Member
Phil Thornalley
Self - The Cure Former Member
Chris Parry
Chris Parry
Self - The Cure Manager (1978-2001)
Chris Parry
Self - The Cure Manager (1978-2001)
Jérémy Wulc
Jérémy Wulc
Self - Actor / Writer
Jérémy Wulc
Self - Actor / Writer
Simon Price
Simon Price
Self - Journalist
Simon Price
Self - Journalist
David M. Allen
David M. Allen
Self - Music Producer
David M. Allen
Self - Music Producer
Sandro Standhaft
Sandro Standhaft
Self - Cultural Events Manager
Sandro Standhaft
Self - Cultural Events Manager


Robert Smith
Robert Smith
Self - The Cure Member (archive footage)
Robert Smith
Self - The Cure Member (archive footage)


Laurence Tolhurst
Laurence Tolhurst
Self - The Cure Former Member (archive footage)
Laurence Tolhurst
Self - The Cure Former Member (archive footage)
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