People In a Film: A Wire Documentary - Q&A with the makers and band at the state51 Factory

[@leefact25]

Unless you like staring at a blank room with people walking in and out with the sound of a Wire soundtrack - in which case you can see the whole lot - the bits to really see here are Part One - Graham Duff & Malcolm Boyle introduce the trailer and rushes from the film which runs from 1:43:03 - 2:04:12 and Part Two - the main interview runs from 2:22:49 - 3:03:00.

[@mookie2637]

Graham really articulate here about the band's origins. I'm not usually his biggest fan, but that's a great piece of exposition.

[@jedeyetown]

Wire wow, Great bunch of musicians sharing thought and transcendant themes in music

[@jocelynhughes9961]

Pink Flag and 154 were among my fav LPs of my youth. Thanks for the insights into their persons and music with this video. :)

[@plev10]

Great camera work fellas! 😐

[@pablobrad100]

😂

[@jonlander1807]

Wire!

[@hellowhirled]

lots of Mind Hive and 10:20 stuff in that preview

[@andrewnovick4150]

the first 3.5 hours are great, then it gets boring

[@gmotionedc5412]

Is this dvd out??

[@jackharkins1689]

Not yet. They’re still making the film. Next year

[@paretsky]

@@jackharkins1689 is it out now then please?

[@jackharkins1689]

@@paretsky Nope not yet. Still in Post Production I believee

[@pablobrad100]

Graham is clearly one of the main creators within Wire but my GOD! Is he slow in speech! The obvious tetchy irritations between Graham & Colin are what has sustained the band IMO

[@rienpost3145]

Close ups would have been nice.