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Thanks, much appreciated. Glad you got to see it on the big screen anyway. Took another batch of orders to the post office today and catching up on the rest now. They, and any more received before midnight tonight, will go out first class tomorrow, so it should be with you very soon.

Looking into the best platform for a potential digital release next year, but for now the film is available on DVD & Blu-ray alongside all the official merch: https://www.somethingleftbehind.com/shop

Thanks again to everyone on here who made it to a screening of the film. I called an end to the cinema run earlier this month and the final show was at HOME cinema in Manchester. The film shop opened online the day after Manchester and TONIGHT AT MIDNIGHT is the cut-off for Christmas delivery...

Thank you, much appreciated. I'm glad the archive stuff worked for you, I was very keen for those scenes to transport people back as effectively as possible and not just act as filler. Thanks for coming. Glad you enjoyed the film, thanks for coming along. It was a genuine treat to visit Peel's...

Hi. Yes, that was the original plan. I had no idea that cinemas would still be up for putting it on though. With no distribution behind me it's quite a hard sell (and a very long process) to get cinemas to take it. However with a bit of a track record behind it now they have been showing a bit...

Excellent. Glad you can make it along. Hope it’s worth the wait now!

A final reminder about the second Brighton screening: It's today at Dukes at Komedia, 4:45pm, screen 1. Followed by a Q&A with David Gedge and Shaun Charman. Currently 45 tickets remaining: https://www.picturehouses.com/cinema/Dukes_At_Komedia/film/the-wedding-present-something-left-behind-qanda

For anyone interested this film will be having a final Brighton screening this summer. Just as last year it is an early(ish) show at 4:45pm on Friday 9th August. Due to the fact it is opening the band's 'At The Edge Of The Sea' 2-day festival again, which kicks off at 7pm that night down at...

Thanks. Much appreciated. The film will be returning to its spiritual home of LS6 when it plays at the Hyde Park Picturehouse on the 10th. Part of the Leeds International Film Festival.

Sounds like quite the burgeoning film career you have there! Shame you can't make it tomorrow.

Last reminder for anyone in the London area. The Wedding Present documentary 'Something Left Behind' screens as part of Doc'n Roll Film Festival tomorrow (Saturday 3rd November) at 4pm at the Rio in Dalston. Shaun Keaveny of BBC 6Music will host a Q&A following the film, which includes myself...

The London screening is on sale: http://riocinema.org.uk/RioCinema.dll/WhatsOn?Film=10926453 I'm not officially allowed to announce it until tomorrow when the full film festival programme is revealed. But it leaked when the cinema made the site live too early and people are buying tickets...

There will, yes. Probably not until early next year though. Lot's of screenings to get out of the way first with some festival ones still requiring different levels of geographic premiere and that no digital or physical copy is currently available.

Thanks. appreciate it. Visually there's definitely some I prefer over others, but there wasn't always the chance to get full kit to all these locations.

Really enjoyed last night’s set. They are all a bit worn out today after that record breaking ‘Take Me’ outro. Gedge had just picked up the bar tab for everyone though after a celebratory roast, which was nice!

Glad your friends enjoyed it. Seems to be getting a pretty good reaction whenever it’s played so far, which is very pleasing.

It’s unlikely to play locally again. I think the Duke of York’s took a lot of persuading to even put this one on, even though it practically sold out in the end. It’s playing London in November though. Date TBC. Other than that... Leeds, Glasgow, Dublin, Belfast and a couple more overseas to...

You’re definitely excused! Hope things went “really well” and you made it last night at least.

Good to meet you. Glad you enjoyed the film. Thanks for coming along. Was great to get over 230 people in there for a 4pm start.