Synopsis:
A small film crew began filming an unknown club band in 2010.  The strategy of the film was to drop in on the group periodically and record how they were progressing – whether they were struggling or finding some success, whether they were still together or split up.  As it turned out, they have undergone a metamorphosis that could not have been predicted.  The band, Imagine Dragons, is now one of the most successful rock bands in the world. 

The film is very personal, a fly on the wall documentary. A hardworking group of kids having a great time playing in a rock band has morphed into a hurricane of obligation, constant motion and separation from friends and family.  Profoundly grateful for the rare opportunity they have been given, success sometimes turns out to be, at least in part, not what anyone expected.  A touching portrait of young musicians, family and friends, on a journey continuing through what is already a great American success story. 

Director:
Frank Marshall

Producers:
White Horse Pictures, Kennedy/Marshall Company, Interscope Records