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An unprecedented look at the ten year history of The Postal Service, from the initial collaborations that created 2003's sleeper classic Give Up, through to their recent sold out show at New York's Barclays Arena. The Creators Project provides an intimate look at the band and its process: from the dressing room to the digital (re)construction of the music to the moment the band takes the stage.

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What is Some Idealistic Future (2013) about?

An unprecedented look at the ten year history of The Postal Service, from the initial collaborations that created 2003's sleeper classic Give Up, through to their recent sold out show at New York's Barclays Arena. The Creators Project provides an intimate look at the band and its process: from the dressing room to the digital (re)construction of the music to the moment the band takes the stage.

Who stars in Some Idealistic Future?

Some Idealistic Future stars Benjamin Gibbard (Self), Jenny Lewis (Herself), Jimmy Tamborello (Himself). The film was directed by Justin Mitchell.

How long is Some Idealistic Future?

Some Idealistic Future has a runtime of 14 min and premiered in 2013.

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