Joe Strummer: The Future Is Unwritten - worth seeing?  

Julian Temple's film based around Joe's life before, during and after The Clash.

According to press coverage it's made up of old interviews that Strummer gave including ones from his brief time as a DJ for the BBC world service, non related archive clips to illustrate various points (similar to what Julian did for The Sex Pistols in The Filth and The Fury), rare and unseen home video & photos of Joe's childhood, live performances with the 101ers and The Clash, and
old friends (including Mick & Topper) and famous fans (including Bono & Johnny Depp!!!) sharing their memories and opinions round campfires around the world.

It's been getting quite a bit of positive press coverage and I've heard good things about it from other fans.

Has any one here seen it (it been shown at Cannes & a few showings arround the UK) - what did/do you think?

Is it worth me trying to get into Exeter to see it?

the soundtrack looks interesting too

1. Joe Strummer - "Punk Rock Warlord" 2. The Clash - White Riot (Previously unreleased alternate demo mix)
3. Rachid Taha - Rock The Casbah 4. BBC World Service
5. Elvis Presley - Crawfish 6. Tim Hardin - Black Sheep Boy
7. MC5 - Kick Out The Jams 8. The 101ers - Keys To Your Heart
9. Joe Strummer - "Mick and Paul were different"
10. The Clash - I'm So Bored With The U.S.A. (Previously unreleased demo) 11. U-Roy - Natty Rebel
12. The Clash - Armagideon Time 13. Eddie Cochrane - Nervous Breakdown
14. The Clash - (In The) Pouring Rain (Live - previously unreleased) 15. Joe Strummer - Omotepe
16. Andres Landeros - Martha Cecilia 17. Ernest Ranglin - Minuet
18. Latino Rockabilly War - Trash City 19. Topper Headon - "I called him Woody"
20. Woody Guthrie - Ranger's Command 21. Bob Dylan - Corrina, Corrina
22. Joe Strummer & The Mescaleros - Johnny Appleseed 23. Nina Simone - To Love Somebody
24. Joe Strummer - "Without people, you're nothing" 25. Joe Strummer & The Mescaleros - Willesden To Cricklewood

http://www.joestrummerthemovie.com