The Durutti Column: Domo Arigato

A polished concert film that lets you soak in a veteran band's catalogue from the crowd's-eye view, more pleasant than electrifying.

A hushed, hypnotic live performance that drifts by like a slow tide, rewarding patient listening more than spectacle.

A warm, unfussy concert film that lets you settle into skilled live playing without asking much of you.

A calm, unhurried half hour of live classical performance, letting the music and historic courtyard setting carry the experience.

A raw, sweaty concert document that puts you in the crowd, all soaring vocals and thundering riffs.

A long, unhurried evening of solo piano performances, intimate and quietly absorbing, rewarding close listening more than passive viewing.

A raw, energetic concert document that puts you in the crowd, buzzing with live-band immediacy and pop charisma.

A warm, unhurried concert film that lets you settle into the groove of two veteran players trading licks in a grand hall.

A live concert film that lets you settle into the groove and watch a band lock in together.

A warm, unhurried outdoor concert film that lets glorious singing wash over you in a relaxed, crowd-pleasing way.

A calm, focused concert film that lets two friends' piano playing fill the room with warmth and precision.

A warm, intimate concert film that puts you right in the crowd, buoyed by a young star's easy charisma.