Original title: Cant Stand Losing You: Surviving The Police
Year: 2013
Genre: Rock, documentary
Director: Lauren Lazin, Andy Grieve
Artists: Andy Summers, Stewart Copeland, Sting

• Based on the memoir by Andy Summers, “Can’t Stand Losing You” takes you on a musical journey.  The documentary follows his life from when he was younger, to his early days on the English music scene, to his chance encounter with drummer Stewart Copeland and to the ascendancy of his band, The Police.  The film includes exclusively shot interviews and footage of the band on their worldwide 2007 tour.
• In this movie Andy Summers tells his story from a childhood in England to becoming a superstar as The Police's guitarist. A camera team follows Andy on 2007-06-23, the day of the Dodger Stadium concert. The Police are first shown at their peak on 1983-12-31 at their last UK concert for a while, followed by cryptic remarks by the band members how long the band will take a break.
• "27 years later" (sic!) and it's 2007-02-12 when the band announces their reunion tour. From here on Andy tells the story in chronological flashbacks: his youth in wartime England, his first guitar, his first bands, his years in Los Angeles, his return to England and finally meeting Sting and Stewart Copeland, the success of The Police, his interest in photography... It doesn't cover any of Andy's solo activities between The Police's split and reunion. The movie finishes with the opening seconds of The Police's final UK concert on 2008-06-29. The movie uses a lot photographs (most of them Andy's), TV clips, flyers, tickets and press clippings to illustrate Andy's narration. Most of the old The Police clips are from well known releases, but there are a few rare clips.

Released: Entertainment One