Presents Woodstock as the cultural event that it was that trescended the music
This is a PBS documentary about the famed Woodstock music festival. It takes a traditional approach but thankfully doesn’t have talking head after talking head. There was enough footage of the concert and the period that they showed pictures and news footage throughout while playing the interviews over them. That is a huge bonus for me because I hate talking heads. The film does a good job laying down the politics (Vietnam, political assassinations, etc) and the culture (the counter culture) to set the stage for Woodstock. Of course the best part is the performances. They only give short snippets of some of the acts but they’re all good. Overall it presents Woodstock as the cultural event that it was that transcended it just being a music concert.
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