Get Up and Go

2004 release. In Get Up and Go, filmmaker Tim Middlewick accompanies Cinerama, recording life on the road. This 68-minute documentary follows the band as they perform and promote their third album, Torino (2002), with concerts, radio interviews, and sessions around the UK. The DVD also contains a number of extra features in the form of interviews with leader David Gedge on subjects such as The Wedding Present, songwriting, John Peel, Steve Albini, and America. The fly-on-the-wall style film also includes footage of Cinerama performing an acoustic version of The Wedding Present's "Corduroy" in Gedge's house, plus Gedge discussing his influences, inspirations and favorite records.