Project Detail

The Libertines - There Are No Innocent Bystanders

Roger Sargent 2010

Synopsis

Roger Sargent's behind-the-scenes documentary of The Libertines reunion concerts at Reading and Leeds festivals in 2010 starting with the NME cover shoot announcing the events following the band through rehearsals and warm up shows to the final show at Reading Festival.

Honest and revealing interviews with each member of the band along with a tour around The Libertines' haunts in the East End of London with singer Carl Barat creates a personal and intimate film about, arguably, Britain's most influential band of the past decade.

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Details

Year: 2011
Type of project: Features
Running time: 86 mins
Format: HD
Director: Roger Sargent 1st Feature
Producer: David Standen, Jamie Clark, Thomas Benski
Executive Producer: David Bianchi, Adrian Hunter, Richie Folkes, Andy Boyd
Editor: Christian Brown, Ben Stark
Sound: David Standen, Christian Brown
Composer: The Libertines, Chris McCormack
Principal cast: Carl Barat, Peter Doherty, John Hassall, Gary Powell

Genre

Music Dance

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Pulse Films

1 Book Mews
Flitcroft Street
WC2H 8DJ
UK

www.pulsefilms.co.uk

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