Oscar-winning director Ron Howard (Apollo 13, The Rivals, The Da Vinci Code or Inferno) made a unique documentary about one of the most successful and most respected critics groups in popular music history, The Beatles.
As the name implies, captures a period of phenomenal Beatles tour in 1962 until 1966, when the band performed 815krát in 15 countries and 90 cities worldwide. The meteoric rise in popularity of the Beatles has become a cultural phenomenon known as "Beatlemania", which was something that until that time the world experienced.
This film project authentically captures the tour from the perspective of the members themselves, not yet published footage and exclusive interviews with group members.
The film, which was compiled from more than 100 hours of rare and unseen recordings received from fans, news agencies and the National Archives, as well as from the private collection of the group brings a unique cinematic experience than any other film about the Beatles.
The document also includes 12 full and partial performances from concerts that were edited and reworked in high definition with 5.1 surround sound and accurate scene of a live performance group.
Beatles work is indelibly inscribed in the history of popular music, and this is a story about the beginning of a remarkable journey and its further development.
Trailer
The world premiere of the picture: September 15, 2016
Source: tz, editorially modified