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QuoteThe first trailer for Supersonic has been unveiled, a film which documents the career of "one of rock's true giants", Oasis.
The film, which comes out in cinemas on 2 October, was produced by director Asif Kapadia and James Gay-Rees who made Amy and was directed by Spike Island's Mat Whitecross.
Thanks to Liam and Noel's frequent and much valued interviews, there's little we don't already know about the brothers' 20 years together. During the clip, the footage follows their ascent from "lads on a council estate" to the heights of fame via tabloid exposure, 90s hedonism and peaking with their two-day stint at Knebworth Park in 1996.
Although Liam and Noel's voiceovers were recorded separately, the film has given hope to fans who feel it is the brother's first attempt at uniting since their acrimonious split in 2009.
Whitecross, the film's director, did not rule out a possible reunion during an exclusive screening of the film at Festival No 6 on Sunday. Revealing that Coldplay's Chris Martin had been playing the role of Oasis peacemaker, he added: "Neither of them have discounted the idea of getting back together. It will happen, I'm sure. The idea of never seeing them again for me is impossible."
It is not yet known whether both brothers will attend the Supersonic premiere, but it's likely it will take more than encouragement from Martin and a red carpet to unite the two together. As Liam recently tweeted: "Just seen the trailer for oasis film i must say I do come across mighty fine super real unlike some people see you at the premiere LG x".
QuoteOur incredibly successful 100-word-story competition is back for a sixth year. This is your chance to win £2,000 and see your work published in the magazine—all you have to do is write a brilliant work of fiction in just 100 words!
100-Word-Story Competition rules:
There are three categories—one for adults and two categories for schools: one for children aged 12–18 and one for children under 12.
Your stories should be original, unpublished and exactly 100 words long—not even a single word shorter or longer!
Entries must be in by February 20.
The editorial team will then pick a shortlist of three in each category and post them online on March 6.
You can vote for your favourite, and the one with the most votes will scoop the top prize. Voting will close on March 27 and winning entries will be published in our June issue.
Entry is open only to residents of the UK, Channel Islands, Isle of Man and Republic of Ireland.
What you could win
In the adult category:
The winner will receive £2,000, and two runners-up will each receive £200.
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I long to be held. Lifted. To be playfully scooped up, hoisted upon his shoulders and dance through the kitchen. To snuggle in beside her as she reads the same story over again, as I mouth the words. To play them silly games that had no logic or meaning but just because they were fun. I remember fun. Laughter. But it's no longer possible. Not that I deserve it anyway. It's because of me they can no longer smile. I'm the reason they can only look at one another through tear-filled eyes. It's all My fault. Because I couldn't stay.
