Don't Believe Trailer Blasts In

The Harmful Chemicals block-rocking concert filmChemical Siblings concert flick Don't Believe is shaping as much as be an eyeball disco for music fans of ilks. Director Adam Cruz used 20 cameras to complete for that Chemicals what Jonathan Demme did for Speaking Heads and appears like giving the clubbing generation its very own Stop Making Sense. Browse the trailer below to determine what we should mean.Cruz, who's been creating pictures for that Chemical Siblings since their Dust Brother days 18 years back, shot the duo on a single evening at Japan's Fuji Rock festival. Fifty hrs of footage were then edited lower right into a maelstrom of dance music, eyepopping pictures and, because the director puts it, "moments of pleasure, fear and mad escapism"."Normally at concert films it is simply people gurning in to the camera", Cruz informs Empire, "but it was different. We put 5 or 6 cameras just within the audience - little Canon 5Ds - coupled with little signs around the cameras telling people to not look in the cameras, simply to benefit from the show. Plus they did just that.InchBased on the director, the visual dimension is the overall game-changer that'll keep even dance music agnostics happy: "It is a large motion picture experience. Even when you are not really a Chemical Siblings fan, you'll visit their show and that i hope the film has got the same effect." Don't Believe will get a large screen release on Feb 1 which means you will not even need to brave the Glastonbury dirt to visit your favourite electronic masters for action.