Mogwai's 'If the Stars Had a Sound' Documentary Set for March Premiere

Directed by Antony Crook, the film explores the band's journey and their reflection of Scotland's dichotomy between light and dark.

The documentary 'If the Stars Had a Sound' about Scottish band Mogwai is set to premiere at South by Southwest in March.
The film, directed by Antony Crook, began as a short film about leaving Scotland but evolved into an exploration of the band's reflection of the dichotomy between light and dark in their home country.
The documentary chronicles Mogwai's journey from their early beginnings to their establishment as a post-rock cult staple, including the recording of their latest album during the pandemic lockdown.
The film features archival footage captured over the last two and a half decades of the band, including during the recording process for 'As the Love Continues', which was released in 2021.
Mogwai's Stuart Braithwaite expressed excitement for people to see the film, stating that it tells the story of how they persevered with the record and the film throughout the pandemic.