Till You're Told To Stop is a unique independent film that follows the career of British singer songwriter James Blunt. Till You're Told To Stop是一部独家完整记录英国歌手JAMES BLUNT事业历程的影片 We witness the steps the singer took to start in the music industry in 2004 after resigning from his post in the army, through to his enormous worldwide success with his debut album Back To Bedlam. 我们见证了从他退伍后于2004年开始涉足音乐领域,直至首张专辑BACK TO BEDLAM在全球的巨大的成功。 What happens between the summer of 2004 and the summer of 2007 (the early gigs, release, promotion, tour and success in the UK and the US of the album Back to Bedlam) constitutes one of the most amazing musical journeys in decades. 在2004到2007年间发生的事件(早期的演唱会,发行曲目,推广,巡演和专辑BACK TO BEDLAM在英国和美国的成功)抒写了最美好的音乐篇章之一。

James Blunt: Return to Kosovo is a documentary film recorded in September 2006, when BRIT Award-winning musician and former British Army Captain James Blunt returned to the United Nations protectorate of Kosovo to perform a concert for serving NATO troops, and to visit places and people he had encountered whilst serving in Kosovo in 1999. The documentary was directed by Steven Cantor, an Academy Award nominee. The documentary interlaces the footage filmed in 2006 with personal videos taken by Blunt in 1999, as well as news footage from the Kosovo conflict. Blunt was reunited with the three interpreters with whom he had worked when his unit was the first to be sent into Kosovo. Together, they had intended to seek out families with whom Blunt and his charges had interacted; instead, they found abandoned and destroyed homes where once these families had lived. They also returned to a mass grave that Blunt's squadron had been instrumental in identifying; it was now a traditional cemetery, where most of the dead had been identified and gravestones with their likenesses had been erected. Interspersed with these scenes were excerpts from the concert Blunt performed for NATO troops, accompanied by keyboardist Paul Beard. The concert itself was sponsored by the British Forces Foundation.Blunt performed songs from his Back to Bedlam album, including chart-topper You're Beautiful. Also included was his performance of No Bravery, a song about the conflict that Blunt wrote during his tour of duty in Kosovo.