The Woodstock 50 reboot may have been cancelled, but you can still get your festival nostalgia fix by watching new documentary, Woodstock: Three Days That Defined A Generation, on PBS. This ...

The second-best thing to being at Woodstock is watching the 1970 documentary about the landmark music festival. Directed by Michael Wadleigh and edited by (among others) Martin Scorsese and Thelma ...

Yes, there are occasionally scenes of iconic performances on stage at the festival, but the vast majority of the film is footage almost no one has seen before, making this Woodstock documentary a ...

Warners is adding at least one more hour of concert footage to the four-hour “Woodstock Director’s Cut,” including previously unseen perfs by the Who, Joe Cocker and Joan Baez. The Oscar ...

Woodstock: 3 Days of Peace and Music has been remastered and scanned at 2K, retaining the extensive segments of split-screen footage that makes the documentary so unique while presenting the ...

While 40 years seems like a long time for footage from the festival to remain unreleased–especially when you consider that nostalgia for Woodstock seems to have kicked in before everyone had ...

Colloquially known as the "Black Woodstock," the Harlem Cultural Festival ... who tried to sell the footage to studios but was turned down. The reels sat in Tulchin's basement for a half century ...

I think Woodstock is so huge because of the documentary ... the ‘60s created that feeling that draws you in. The archival footage is fascinating. How much was out there, considering 1999 was ...

expanded version of “Woodstock: 3 Days of Peace and Music,” is available from Warner Home Video on DVD and Blu-ray. The director’s cut contains two additional hours of concert footage ...

Also Read: Woodstock Festival Producers Slap Cannabis ... He intersperses striking photos and original footage with voiceover recollections from attendees, who look back on the event as one ...

The free event, arranged by the Woodstock Film Festival (WFF), will transport audiences to vibrant 1969 Harlem with never-before-seen footage in the film, and precedes its July 2 release on Hulu.

But it’s a really cute moment.” Woodstock forever holds a special place in their hearts and lives, and now after finding the footage and seeing the full documentary, their extended family also ...