Blur announce 'No Distance Left To Run' cinema screening details
Film to have Leicester Square premiere
Blur have announced details of the world premiere of their new film 'No Distance Left To Run'.
The film will be shown for the first time at London's Leicester Square Odeon on January 14, with all the band expected to attend.
It will then be shown at selected Odeon and Picturehouse cinemas across the country from January 19, as well as the independent Broadway Nottingham cinema. See Blur.co.uk for the latest listings and ticket information.
The Pulse Films production, directed by Dylan Southern & Will Lovelace and produced by Lucas Ochoa & Thomas Benski, traces Blur's history – through their own words – right up to and including their 2009 reunion.
Watch the trailer for the film now on the right.
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The film will be shown for the first time at London's Leicester Square Odeon on January 14, with all the band expected to attend.
It will then be shown at selected Odeon and Picturehouse cinemas across the country from January 19, as well as the independent Broadway Nottingham cinema. See Blur.co.uk for the latest listings and ticket information.
The Pulse Films production, directed by Dylan Southern & Will Lovelace and produced by Lucas Ochoa & Thomas Benski, traces Blur's history – through their own words – right up to and including their 2009 reunion.
Watch the trailer for the film now on the right.
New! NME iPhone App: Get NME news, videos, photos and more on the move
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