No Distance Left to Run

More than 15 years since Dave Grohl was forced to form a group of his own, Foo Fighters remain one of America’s very top rock bands, in an age when real talent is so readily dismissed.

This documentary film not only traces the rise and rise of Foo Fighters over this period, it equally reveals the full story of Grohl, from his days drumming with some of Washington DC’s very hardest hardcore acts, through his pivotal role in grunge’s top attraction and via his carefully considered route to re-invigorating his career once his former band’s enforced split.

Includes hugely rare footage of Grohl playing in bands like Scream in the mid-1980s, Nirvana and Foos archive, interviews with the man himself and those who know him best, contributions from the likes of Nirvana biographer Charles Cross, producer Jack Endino and ‘DC Punk expert Mark Anderson, previously unseen photographs (many from private collections), location shoots, news clips and a host of other features.