Cast: Tim Booth, Jim Glennie, David Baynton-Power, Saul Davis
Country: England
Year: 2026
Rating: (TBC)
Film
James: Getting Away With It
The fully authorised story of James, one of Britain’s most iconic and unlikely bands, told for the
first time. Formed in early 80s Manchester, a group of awkward misfits stumbled through a
decade of false starts, bad decisions and infamous missteps – joining a cult, turning down the
chance to tour with The Smiths and rejecting the legendary Factory Records – before br eaking
through with Sit Down.
Fuellead by an improvisational and chaotic approach to music, they built a remarkable
catalogue over 40 years. Yet success deepened their dysfunction, leading to collapse at the
millennium. But fans refused to let them die and after repairing their differences, they reunited
in 2007, finding new life, bigger audiences and finally – a number one album.
A soulful, wry story of creativity, friendship, spontaneity and embracing the mistakes that shape
you.
Following the feature, there will be a special live performance and interview with the band
broadcast from Aviva Studios in Manchester. For those fans not able to secure a ticket to the
event itself, cinemas will be the only place to catch it!
Runtime: 127 minutes
Director: Chris Atkins
Cast: Tim Booth, Jim Glennie, David Baynton-Power, Saul Davis
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