Sting: When the Last Ship Sails (Live at the Public Theater)

This concert film captures an intimate evening of music and storytelling, filmed on Sting's birthday. Set during a series of benefit concerts at The Public Theater in New York City, the performance features Sting alongside 14 musicians, presenting original songs from his acclaimed album and Broadway musical, "The Last Ship."

The film draws from Sting's childhood experiences in the seafaring town of Wallsend, England. It marks his Broadway debut as a composer and provides insight into the themes of love, loss, redemption, and self-discovery that permeate his work. Visual projections enhance the live performance, adding depth to the storytelling.

At 100 minutes long, this film offers a compelling look at Sting's artistry and is likely to resonate with fans of his music and Broadway enthusiasts alike. Collectors of music concert films may find this release particularly interesting for its unique blend of live performance and personal narrative.