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DON'T GO GENTLE is a film about finding strength in vulnerability. It journeys through determination, friendship and adversity of IDLES' as they fight for a place in a divided socio-political environment, unexpectedly inspiring and unifying an international community along the way. In a time when the ground is shifting beneath our feet, where open communication and truthful reflection are more vital than ever, we journey with lead singer Joe Talbot and the band as they tear across stages, knock down stereotypes and empower fans to face down uncomfortable realities and talk about mental health.

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Sales Points

• Very strong on social media with over 147K followers on Facebook, over 73K on Twitter, and millions of views on Youtube.
• Partisan Records is in full support of this release.

Press Quotes

'Don't Go Gentle,' the new film about IDLES, is touching proof that bands can still change your life

     —NME Magazine

Finding the right band at the right time can be life-changing, and this documentary is proof.

     —Rolling Stone

Captures the rise of IDLES perfectly -- emotional, hilarious and inspiring.

     —Rhys Buchanan

Highly recommended viewing on this drizzly weekend. A film about the most important British band around.

     —Richard Bowes

Shows how a band can change lives, not only on-stage, but also off, as music brings people together and unites them in ways other things don't.

     —Getintothiss

'Don't Go Gentle' is the message we've all been needing: vulnerability is strength, emotion is courage. IDLES are revolutionary, and there's an entire community proving that they inspire nothing but greatness.

     —The Indiependent

Where Don't Go Gentle really excels may be in its depiction of the connection between a band and its fan base, as well as the online community they all have forged together. Technical merits are generally solid, and the supplements are kind of goofily enjoyable as well. Recommended.

     —Blu-ray.com