This documentary contains never-before-seen footage of the background and the people who made up the 1969 Woodstock experience. It examines the decade of war strife, plus racial, generational and ...

The new movie makes extensive use of outtakes from the 1970 concert documentary ‘Woodstock’ and shows a side of the festival that’s never before been seen.

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 ...

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.

The new, 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 ...

The 2000 documentary merges footage from Michael Wadleigh’s 1970 Oscar-winning film “Woodstock” with footage Kopple captured in 16 millimeter at Woodstock between 1994 and 1999, creating a ...

Woodstock '99 was sold as a follow-up to the "three days of peace and music" ethos of the original event in 1969 but chaos ... Video footage from the event shows festivalgoers taking drugs, ...