Warp Films’ ALL TOMORROW’S PARTIES DVD out now in the UK, order online from: www.warpfilmstore.com

Order now and post and packing is free in the UK plus a free A2 film poster for all orders for first 2 weeks of release.

EXTRAS include:

- 40 page full colour booklet, including 10 years of ATP artwork and programme introductions, and slipcase packaging.
- over 50 minutes of full length performances
- commentary from ATP promoters Barry Hogan and Deborah Kee Higgins
- the DVD is also a key that can be used to unlock exclusive bonus content online, including Vincent Moon’s footage from ATP New York, more full length performances and lots more.

More US screenings - Chicago on the 20th (presented with Pitchfork) and Cinemafily LA on December 1st. More info here.

**** “A kaleidoscopic good times montage” - Time Out

**** “Ten years of the art-rock weekender, stylishly summarised in an avant-garde but hugely enjoyable rock-doc. Hair-raising, the excitement is palpable, you’ll be champing at the bit.” - Mojo

**** “This documentary¹s live-wire cut ‘n’ paste approach captures the anything-goes DIY spirit of the weekender.” - Total Film

**** “Always beautiful and never boring…the perfect birthday present for a great festival…a gift that keeps on giving.” - Uncut

CRITICS PICK, LA Weekly

“Visually dazzling…..” - Variety

More reviews at this link.

After sold out Manchester and Glasgow shows we’re excited that the tour finally arrives in London tonight. Stargreen are sold out but a limited amount of tickets are available from Wegottickets See, Gigantic and Bleep.

Click here to buy!

We’ll be holding back an allocation for the door as well.

Doors are from 7pm, the film starts at 8.15pm sharp with Les Savy Fav taking the stage at 10pm

The film screening will be seated, and the LSF show is standing. Whether you’re seated upstairs or downstairs for the film you can move about the venue freely for the Les Savy Fav show.

Check out some images below and video from the show in Manchester on Friday on this link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nsBHjaCCuNw

One of the great surprises of looking through all the fan-footage sent to us over the course of making All Tomorrow’s Parties was discovering the material of Vincent Moon. Back in early 2007 he sent us a short film he’s made at the Thurston Moore Nightmare Before Christmas event, and the footage was so amazing, we asked him back to shoot material at every ATP since. His material has been a key part of the film and in the meantime Vincent has become a hugely successful filmmaker in his own right, most famous for the Take Away shows. He’s a consummate fan, with an uncanny ability to capture the festival from the fan’s point of view, and we’ve asked him back to make a short film around each festival moving forward.

He is currently finishing the edit of From Ghosts, a film shot at last years My Bloody Valentine curated New York ATP.   These clips are an amazing reminder of an incredible festival, that one Pitchfork reporter called “the most enjoyable festival experience I’ve ever had”.

Exclusive clips from this forthcoming new short, are showing for one week only on Pitchfork TV. This 35 minute short will be released alongside our feature doc ALL TOMORROW’S PARTIES this Autumn.

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After many years of work the All Tomorrow’s Parties film has finally premiered at the SXSW Film Festival 2009 in Austin, Texas. Here are a few quick quotes, you can see more by choosing REVIEWS on our site menu…

“Stunning…A truly immersive experience, All Tomorrow’s Parties runs the gamut from raucous energy to magisterial grace…This remarkable film encapsulates and sculpts the ecstatic abandon of shared musical experience into a thing of opulent brilliance. All Tomorrow’s Parties is a film to fall in love with.” - SXSW Festival

“A cascade of sound and fury…the range of what this movie covers exhausts me…The highest compliment I can pay the film is that it made me want to attend the festival for real…not just your average concert film, [it's] in a class by itself…One of the singular film experiences i’ve had so far this year.” - Hit Fix

Here’s a few pictures to give you a better idea of how it went down: