THE BEASTIE BOYS STORY We’re thrilled to announce our new film BEASTIE BOYS STORY written by Mike Diamond & Adam Horovitz (Beastie Boys) and directed by the bands long-time collaborator and friend, Academy Award-winning director Spike Jonze. The film, produced for AppleTV by Pulse Films & Fresh Bread in association with Polygram Entertainment, will portray the history and legacy of the revolutionary group, and will be an intimate, personal story of the band and their 40 years of friendship. BEASTIE BOYS STORY is set to premiere on the heels of the 26th anniversary of the release of Beastie Boys’ #1 charting 1994 album, “Ill Communication,” reuniting Spike Jonze over 25 years after directing the music video for the album’s immortal hit single, “Sabotage”. A special cut of the documentary feature will open exclusively in select IMAX® theatres for a limited engagement on April 3, before premiering globally on Apple TV+ on April 24. Watch the trailer HERE.

MUSE 'SIMULATION THEORY' FILM From February to October of 2019 MUSE took their Simulation Theory Tour to over 28 countries and played in front of more than 1 MILLION people. Now fans get to experience the spectacle and more. “MUSE – Simulation Theory: The IMAX Experience” was released exclusively in select IMAX Theaters around the world on August 17th, and is now available for rent or download on iTunes, Amazon and Google Play. Find out how to watch the film here: http://film.muse.mu Filmed at London’s O2 Arena in September 2019 the film, directed by Lance Drake, (who also directed all the promo videos for Simulation Theory album) and was produced by Pulse Films, Muse, Lance Drake, Jesse-Lee Stout and Matthew Bellamy, follows a team of scientists as they investigate the source of a paranormal anomaly appearing around the world. Blurring the lines between narrative and concert film, virtual and reality, Muse’s most theatrical tour to date launches the viewer through a supernatural spectacle, questioning the world around us. ‘They’ve wrapped up arguably the most creatively successful narrative rock artefact since Pink Floyd’s The Wall, and might just have reinvented the live film while they’re at it’. – NME