Blur reunion documentary set for cinema release next year – video
Watch a trailer from Damon Albarn, Graham Coxon and co's film now
Blur's 2009 reunion is set to be the subject of a new official documentary about the band.
No Distance Left To Run, named after the band's 1999 single, is set for release on January 19 next year.
Watch the trailer now by clicking on the video below.
The film was directed by Dylan Southern and Will Lovelace (who have directed music videos for bands including Franz Ferdinand before), and follows the band from rehearsals through to their live comeback in Colchester and at London's Goldsmiths College, their headlining performances at the Glastonbury and T In The Park festivals, plus their their own London Hyde Park shows.
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No Distance Left To Run, named after the band's 1999 single, is set for release on January 19 next year.
Watch the trailer now by clicking on the video below.
The film was directed by Dylan Southern and Will Lovelace (who have directed music videos for bands including Franz Ferdinand before), and follows the band from rehearsals through to their live comeback in Colchester and at London's Goldsmiths College, their headlining performances at the Glastonbury and T In The Park festivals, plus their their own London Hyde Park shows.
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