http://www.dontthinkmovie.com/
how come nobody wrote about it? wow, recently Prodigy and now Chems!

can someone post the full list of the countries where the film will be broadcasted

check this link http://www.facebook.com/ChemicalBros?sk=events

Speaking about the film, band member Ed Simons said:

We wanted to have a film for us to keep as a record, but Adam had more ambition. There was footage from Glastonbury 2007 which was pretty amazing, it really started to capture what it is to be in the crowd, how the music and the visuals are intoxicating. You have to capture that thing that’s in the air.


Smith, who has also directed recent episodes of Dr Who and the Emmy-winning drama Little Dorritt, said of his ambition for the film: "It’s trying to get the experience of it [the live show] rather than the spectacle of it. To make people feel what it feels like."

Simons also spoke about why the duo chose to film Don't Think in Japan, saying: "The Japanese have a love of our music that is, I’m going to use this word, quite spiritual - people go crazy, there’s a quite repressed nature suddenly being expressive and lots of emotion coming up. The way the edit and cameras are done, it captures that distracted, buzzy thing, there’s a certain irreverence to it. The camera wanders off into the forest at one point, then you’re back to the gig."

Smith also said that they were extremely keen to capture as much of Fuji Rock's atmosphere as they could. He added: "We wanted to capture the festival, but every time we went out into the festival we tried to connect it to the show, so we took some projectors out and projected images from the visuals onto flags and trees. People were really playful with it."

The film will be shown for one night only on February 3 at selected cinemas across the UK. In the meantime, The Chemical Brothers also revealed that they have been working on music "connected to the cycling" for the 2012 Olympics.

http://www.nme.com/news/the-chemical-brothers/61684