A family history seen through the fractured lens of art, self-exploration, punk music, politics and attitude. Part essay film, part exploration of post-punk British music and DIY culture, artist Matt Hulse’s Sound For The Future takes a playful dive into self-exploration and the creative process via family memoir, archive film and a modern-day recreation of the time he and his siblings formed Britain’s youngest punk band, The Hippies, in 1979. Propelled along by a soundtrack including music from XTC, Gang Of Four, Sleaford Mods, The Stranglers & more, the film also features one of the final appearances of Gang Of Four’s Andy Gill before his untimely death in 2020.
Genre: Documentary, Music
Production Details
Director and Writer: Matt Hulse
Producers: Ashley Horner, Aimara Reques
Music: Simon Fisher-Turner
Cinematographer: Ian Dodds
Editor: Nick Currey
Length: 1hr 42mins
Language: English
Certificate: TBC
Format: DCP, Blu-ray
Distributor: Tull Stories
Contact: jonny@tullstories.co.uk
