The Libertines have unveiled the short film that was shown to fans before their huge Hyde Park show, directed by Roger Sargent. Check it out in full below.
The clip was screened to over 65,000 fans at their massive Hyde Park British Summer Time gig in London earlier this summer - featuring 15 minutes of footage and photos from Roger Sargent’s extensive Libertines archive, including unheard interview footage from Sargent’s acclaimed 2010 documentary, There Are No Innocent Bystanders and footage from Libertines Alley in Bethnal Green.
Sargent said: "I made this short film to be shown before the Hyde Park show and wanted it to convey how important the band are, how much we missed them and how good it was too have them back."
Watch the short film below
- Read our review of The Libertines Hyde Park gig here
Meanwhile, the band are currently working on new material while Pete Doherty recoups in a Thai rehab. The Libertines are rumoured for a number of festival appearances next summer, including Glastonbury and Reading & Leeds.
Carl Barat however, is currently gearing up to release new album Let It Reign with The Jackals. Watch our video interview with him here.