Friday, April 6 2007, 13:12 BST
Rock trio Green Day are reportedly to feature in a documentary about modern punk music and the surrounding culture.
The band will join the likes of Blink 182, Rancid and The Offspring in the film, entitled One Nine One Four.
The documentary will look at the emergence of punk music in the nineties and will feature interviews and rare archive footage.
It will be compiled by Australian company Robot Academy Films and is to be narrated by renowned skateboarder Tony Hawk.
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