#toby l

[damonalbarn]

"blur: To The End" reviews

NME ★★★★★ MOJO ★★★★☆ The Guardian ★★★☆☆ Dig! The Big Issue Empire ★★★★☆ The Times [X] ★★★★☆ HeyUGuys ★★★★★ Rolling Stone UK ★★★★☆ Clash 8/10 New Statesman The Upcoming ★★★★☆ Movie Maker ★★★★★ Time Out ★★★★☆ Record Collector ★★★★☆ Screen International Little White Lies 3/2/3 The Sun ★★★★★ iNews ★★★★★ City A.M. Sight and Sound Eye For Film ★★★☆☆ Entertainment Focus ★★★★★ The Crack Cult Following The Scotsman [X] ★★☆☆☆ The People's Movies ★★★☆☆ Music For The Misfits ComicBuzz 8/10 Any Good Films? Cinemabang 4/5 Robscene 8.5/10 Cinésthesia Medium/Sean Bw Parker

Further reviews will be added as they come in.

[boonesfarmsangria]

mrtobyl gram

Today the first in a series of new live performance films I had the honour of directing with foals launches via  youtube - The Colour Wheel Session. We wanted to create a trippy, kaleidoscopic visual journey through several new songs from their impeccable forthcoming opus, Life Is Yours. Thank you to the incredibly talented team that helped shape and create this fantasy. More out soon!

[memoriafilmica]

Rip Up the Road.

(2019) Toby L.

[damonalbarn]

Director Toby L on the Blur film: To The End is an intimate glimpse into relationships, motivation and mortality, the sights and sounds of long term friendship unearthing a fresh new conquest to overcome together. On the subject of capturing a band that has been so well documented, we sat down at the start of the project and agreed that the film had to tell a new story, be shot entirely on location, and crucially, be honest. In To The End, that's what I hope people can see, and most importantly, feel. Working with blur on this documentary, over the past year has been the honour of a lifetime. They were the first band I ever saw - when I was 10 - at Wembley Arena. To consider that a little over 25 years later, I'd be making a film with the band that changed my entire world view on art, culture and music, remains utterly surreal. I hope that through watching it people feel a little closer to this incredible group of artists and friends, and have a richer insight for a life spent being in a band.

[rockfeedback-blog]

RFB at MELT [PART 2] | 2008

In part 2 of RFB at MELT, Toby L captures more live performances and exclusive interviews from the likes of Blood Red Shoes, Robyn, Friendly Fires, Neon Neon, Mr Oizo, Ellen Allien, Adam Green, Jape, Uffie & Freadz, Miss Kitten & The Hacker, Bonde Do Role, Modeselektor & more at Melt Festival 2008, Germany.