The Documentary Film was shot in and off the coast of Norway, and tells the story of Katie setting the Guinness World Record for the deepest underwater concert ever performed, 303 metres below the sea. Invited by Statoil, the gas drilling company, to celebrate their 10th anniversary on the biggest man-made structure ever moved on Earth, Katie (after checking their environmental record) agreed to perform on the North Sea floor at the foot of a leg of the enormous drilling platform.
The story of Katie and her band's rigorous safety training, and the realisation of the dream of the gas platform manager who conceived the whole crazy idea, is the subject of this fascinating film. Towards the end of the film we witness some of the concert itself, including Shy Boy, Nine Million Bicycles, Piece by Piece, It’s Only Pain, Spider’s Web, On the Road Again, I Cried for You, My Aphrodisiac is You and The Closest Thing to Crazy.
SPECIAL FEATURES:
‘It's Only Pain’ Promo Video.
'Shy Boy' Promo Video
Stills by Jo de Banzie (during 'It's Only Pain video shoot')
Katie Interview: The Gig On The Rig
Katie Interview: Singing In The Rain
Subtitles: French, German, Dutch, Polish, English, Portuguese, German, Hungarian, Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, Italian, Spanish
Screen Format: 16:9 Anamorphic Widescreen
All Regions, NTSC
Main Programme: 66 mins
