Paul Kelly

An intimate documentary portrait of Lawrence, the musician behind cult UK bands Felt, Denim and Go-Kart Mozart. (imdb)

A day in the life of Monty, mascot for North Hendon FC (filmstore.bfi.org.uk)

Pilgrim films and The Caravan Gallery joined forces to start a project in South Bank, Middlesborough comparing its fortunes with South Bank, London." and one of the extras in the St Etienne soundtrack compilation A London Trilogy. (imcdb.org)

In the summer of 2005 director Paul Kelly and Saint Etienne filmed the drama-documentary 'What Have You Done Today Mervyn Day'. In 'Seven Summers' they revisit the area in 2012 to investigate how wholesale redevelopment has affected local residents and the skyline of East London. Using previously unseen footage of the industrial wasteland on which the Olympic park has been built, as well as new footage of a complex landscape, it shows an area seemingly caught in a constant state of flux. (saintetienne.com)

Over the course an imaginary of twenty-four hours, a variety of creative Londoners associated with Saint Etienne including Sniffin Glue punk fanzine editor Mark Perry, artist Julian Opie, and London-based author Shena Mackay discuss modern life in this city (movies.msn.com)

The latest collaboration between film-maker Paul Kelly and pop band Saint Etienne, the result of the year they spent as artists in residence at the Royal Festival Hall. It is a journey into the past and the future of this internationally renowned and much-loved architectural space and its epic refurbishment. (film.britishcouncil.org)

... is set in the vast mysterious pylon-covered wasteland that is the Lower Lea Valley, East London, on the eve of the Olympic redevelopment. Through the eyes of a paperboy on his first day at work, the band and film crew race against time to document buildings, landmarks and people before they disappear to make way for stadiums, spacious plazas and Olympic villages. (londonist.com)

A prequel of sorts to 'Finisterre' Made up of footage shot between the fifties and eighties and taken from the BFI national archive (much of it unseen for decades), the film is soundtracked by Saint Etienne's Pete, with Sarah providing "some gorgeous Swingle-y harmonies". (imdb)

A documentary about Cambridge's Dolly Mixture, the post-punk proto-twee band started in 1978 by bassist Debsey Wykes, drummer Hester Smith, and guitarist Rachel Bor.