Production outfit Sparkle is taking its The Making of Liverpool film to the National Portrait Gallery for showing from 11 March through to 20 June.
The film, which collected the LA Creative Media Award last year, is making the journey to the capital as part of the Singh Twins response to the Indian Portrait Exhibition.
Local artists the Singh's, acclaimed for their blending of traditional Indian and contemporary Western styles, have used the film to explore the history of the city and its identity, as well as their own personal relationship to Liverpool.
The creation of the piece was supported by Arts Council England.
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