Finisterre (2003) directed by Paul Kelly and Kieran Evans with a soundtrack by Saint Etienne. Mapping a lived-in London of timeworn shops and cafes, derelict housing estates and long-since gentrified neighbourhoods, Finisterre, the first of much loved electro-pop trio Saint Etienne’s feature length collaborations with the acclaimed filmmaker Paul Kelly, offers a pitch-perfect homage to a city and its inhabitants.

1) Amateur (*)
2) Language Lab (*)
3) Sweet Thames (^)
4) B92 (*)
5) The Way We Live Now (*)
6) New Thing (*)
7) You Are Here (x)
8) Shower Scene (*)
9) Seven Summers(#)
10) Primrose Hill (#,%)
11) 7.30 (^)
12) The More You Know (*)
13) Finisterre (*)

^ Unreleased
* Taken from the Saint Etienne album Finisterre (2002)
x Issued on Saint Etienne's Tonight 12 Inch (2012)
# Issued on Deluxe (2010) and Special (2017) Editions of Finisterre
% Issued on Travel Edition 1990-2005 (2004)

The film's soundtrack was partially taken from Saint Etienne's Finisterre album released Oct 7, 2002

Finisterre

The film was released on DVD in 2005 in the UK, North America, and Japan.

DVD

The film was also included with the Deluxe Edition of Finisterre released in 2010.

DVD

The film was also included with the DVD A London Trilogy - The Films Of Saint Etienne 2003-2007 released in 2013

DVD