Full trailer, artwork and streaming date released for Pulp’s new ‘What Do You Do For An Encore?’ film

The full trailer, artwork and official streaming release date for Pulp ‘s new concert film, What Do You Do For An Encore? , have been released.

READ MORE: Pulp’s Jarvis Cocker interviewed: “This is like going back to when you start a band” Jarvis Cocker and co. announced details of the new film back in June , as well as an accompanying live album that will capture the Sheffield band’s two sold-out shows at The O2 in London last summer .

Directed by Garth Jennings – who helmed the classic music videos for Pulp’s ‘Help The Aged’ and ‘A Little Soul’ – the 90-minute movie features narration from the members, rare behind the scenes footage, and follows the band’s “extraordinary journey from obscurity to cultural touchstone”.

Last month, it was confirmed that global distributor MUBI would be previewing the movie for fans for one night only in UK and Irish cinemas on September 18.

From there, it will head to Canadian theatres on September 23 and US cinemas on September 24.

Now, it has been revealed that What Do You Do For An Encore? will stream exclusively on MUBI from September 25.

View this post on Instagram The artwork has been unveiled for the first time too, showing a close-up shot of the frontman’s torso as he performs on stage, and a full trailer has also been released.

The latter features an assortment of colourful footage of the band playing live in 2025, as well as some snippets of them backstage in the ‘90s.

“Good evening.

This is a night you’ll remember for the rest of your life,” Cocker says at the beginning, as the intro to ‘Common People’ plays in the background.

“How do you get to a moment like this? That’s a long story… The Pulp story”.

“The real live version of Pulp has been far more interesting than anything I could have imagined alone,” he adds in the clip.

“Songs contain pockets of energy from your past life, which is released when you perform them again.

It’s real time travel.” As well as making the music videos for two of Pulp’s songs, Jennings has also made visuals for Blur , Radiohead , Beck , R.E.M. , Fatboy Slim and Vampire Weekend , as well as directing the 2005 sci-fi film The Hitchhiker’s Guide To The Galaxy , and writing animated movies Sing and Sing 2 .