Woodstock
A documentary capturing the chaos and magic of the 1969 Woodstock Festival, following its journey from hopeful vision to an unexpected city of 500,000 as music, mud, and madness redefine a generation.
“3 days of peace, music...and love.”
Synopsis
This documentary offers an in-depth look at the 1969 Woodstock Music & Art Festival in Bethel, New York, covering the event from its planning stages through to the final cleanup. It features rare behind-the-scenes access to festival organizers, powerful concert footage, and personal portraits of the attendees. The film presents both the positive and negative elements of the event, including drug use among performers and fans, such as individuals sliding naked through the mud. It also documents the challenges faced, such as the collapse of security fences due to the unexpectedly large crowd, and the arrival of National Guard helicopters to provide food and medical aid to the estimated 500,000 people who gathered.
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Principal cast & crew: 19
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Edited by Jere HugginsShot by Malcolm Hart
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1970 · Box office
💰 Box-office hit — grossed 83× its budget
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$50.0M
Also known as
- Woodstock - 3 Tage im Zeichen von Liebe & Musikde
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