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(1110) 7.6 106 min 2019 Subtitles and Closed Captions

Woodstock is a TV movie starring John Roberts, Joel Rosenman, and Joel Makower. In August 1969, 500,000 people gathered at a farm in upstate New York. What happened there was far more than just a concert. Woodstock tells the story...

Genres
Documentary, History
Director
Barak Goodman, Jamila Ephron
Starring
Joel Makower, Bob Spitz, Joel Rosenman, John Roberts

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Genres Documentary, History
Director Barak Goodman, Jamila Ephron
Writer Barak Goodman, Don Kleszy
Stars Joel Makower, Bob Spitz, Joel Rosenman, John Roberts
Country USA
Also Known As Woodstock: Three Days That Defined A Generation, Woodstock - tre dage der forandrede en generation, Woodstock - tre dagar vi aldrig glömmer, Woodstock: Festivalens historia, Woodstock - Drei Tage, die eine Generation prägten, Woodstock: Festivaalin tarina
Runtime 1 h 46 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
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Description In August 1969, 500,000 people gathered at a farm in upstate New York. What happened there was far more than just a concert. Woodstock tells the story of a legendary event that defined a generation through the voices of those who were there.

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16 customer reviews about history «Woodstock»

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Shirley
Tuesday, 29 Sep 2020 19:21

I'm not a fan of the musical format but this documentary really is a masterpiece. It's pretty much what you would expect from a documentary about a historical event. It's well made and the story is told from the perspective of the people who were there. It's made clear that they were interested in the music but not in the performances or the music itself. It's really a fascinating look at what happened and how the festival evolved. It's mostly in black and white but there's a lot of color added in the form of art photography, and a lot of great music videos. A lot of people complained about the sound quality. I have no problem with it. If you're looking for a documentary about an event that's actually pretty important, go watch this.
Paul
Monday, 21 Sep 2020 15:36

It's been a while since I've seen a documentary that had a strong emotional impact on me, and this one does. I have to say that I was surprised at the length of the film. It felt like it dragged on a bit at times, but the story of the 1969 Woodstock festival was so well told, and the footage of the musicians and the police was so well done, I really couldn't help but be moved. The footage of the festival was really amazing. The documentary also really gave a great overview of the music and culture of the time, and the stories of the musicians. The music was great, and the people were incredible. The whole thing was very well done. It was really amazing. The only complaint I had was that it was a bit too long. The documentary did go on for a bit too long at times, and I felt like the director didn't do enough with the footage of the festival. I think if they had cut out a bit more of the festival footage, the film would have been even better. The only other complaint I have is that the documentary was too dark. It was a bit too dark, and it made me feel like I was watching a documentary about the band at the time, rather than a documentary about the festival. I think if they had edited out the festival footage and made it a little brighter, the film would have been even better. Overall, this documentary was really well done. It really made me think about the music and culture of the time, and it really showed me a lot of the people who were at the festival. The film was really well done, and it was a great documentary. I think if you haven't seen it yet, you should go out and watch it, it's really good.
Amber Rogers
Wednesday, 16 Sep 2020 20:22

I saw this documentary at the El Camino College film festival. It's not an easy thing to find, and I had to wait almost two weeks to see it. It was a great, interesting film, and I can't wait to see it again when I'm on vacation. The documentary opens with the three main individuals involved in the event, the participants, their families, and the musicians who were not part of the project. They explain what it was like. It's really amazing to see the story of those who were part of the project, and their responses to the experience. It's also a great film because it's so emotional. It's very easy to lose sight of the fact that we're only seeing some people. But it's also very easy to forget the reality that this event was a huge part of the lives of so many people. It's hard to take away from the emotional impact of the event and it's a very good film for that. It's also very difficult to make the film as a documentary. The focus is on the people and not on the event itself, but it's still a great film. The interviews are great, especially the ones with the bands, and the documentary has a very good script. There are also some very good music videos in the film, and the soundtrack is amazing. The music is a lot of different styles, but they all work very well together. The director is also really good at explaining how the events were going on, and he's able to tell us why the people were so angry, but also why they didn't know what to do with their anger. There are also some really great performances by the bands and it's very interesting to hear what they had to say. It's not easy to see a film like this without thinking that you're going to hear about some music videos, but it's very important to understand why the music is important. Some of the songs are just amazing and you really need to listen to them. The film is really interesting and I really recommend it. I would recommend it to anybody.
Raymond M.
Friday, 04 Sep 2020 12:12

As a long-time member of the Black Panther Party, I was not surprised that the film was so well-made. I am not a fan of the way the mainstream media portrayed the Black Panther Party, but this film is a good way to show the real history of the movement. The film is informative and well-done. I would recommend this film to anyone interested in the Black Panther Party, the history of the Black Panther Party, or the Black Panthers themselves.
Brian
Sunday, 30 Aug 2020 16:58

It's a documentary that is not a documentary, but it is really fun to watch. As I mentioned above, it is about something that is not really a documentary. Instead, it is about the historic, national, and international impact that an event like this had on the world. It's about how this event changed the way the world saw itself. It's about how this event shaped a generation of young people, and it's about how it shaped the history of America. I have to say that it was extremely difficult to watch, and the way it was done, I really couldn't watch it all. I just got so bored, and I couldn't wait to turn it off. That being said, it was still interesting, and I do recommend it. It was really good.
Angela M.
Friday, 31 Jul 2020 14:36

A documentary that doesn't play on the surface. While not to everyone's taste, it is a very thoughtful and well executed film about a very painful time in our history. It is a tribute to the dedication, spirit and courage of all those who participated in the effort, both young and old. It also shows how the old and the young are capable of not only accepting change, but the courage and intelligence to actually change. It is a very interesting look at a subject that has gone so rarely on the news, and one that is mostly forgotten. It is also a very insightful look at how we can judge the past, and how those who remember the past can be as proud of the present as we are. To me, it is also an exploration of what it is to be a human being. The story of the hippie generation is so well told, I was surprised to find out that I am not the only one who has never heard of this period. To me, it is an important reminder of how quickly things can change in a moment, and how easily one can be caught up in the world of "culture". Overall, I think this is a very well done film that will be of interest to a lot of people. I'm not sure if the film will be a good or a bad experience for those who have never been to this era, but I will definitely be looking for it to find it on DVD.
Kimberly R.
Monday, 27 Jul 2020 10:11

I wasn't a big fan of it, but I had heard a lot about it, so I decided to see it. I've never been to the infamous event, so I wasn't sure what to expect, but I was quite pleasantly surprised. It was a documentary that showed the actual events and let the viewer understand why the events were done as they were done. I think that the lack of music and the atmosphere was a great combination. I thought the story was interesting and I was very moved by the emotions that were felt. It was an excellent documentary. I really recommend this to people who want to know the truth.
Nicholas
Sunday, 19 Jul 2020 01:08

Well, I saw this documentary the other day, and I was very disappointed. I don't want to give anything away, but I was confused about a few things. I was also disappointed that so many of the facts seemed to be altered, because the movie seems to want to focus on the rockers, who were not the only ones who experienced this tragedy. I understand that they wanted to keep the focus on the rockers, but I think they should have kept the focus on the students, because they were the ones who really witnessed this. I'm sorry to say, but I feel the director made a bad choice of what to show, and it just turned out to be a very confusing documentary. I understand that it's a documentary, but it felt very unbalanced. The director should have tried to balance out the rockers and the students, rather than try to paint the rockers as the victims, and to portray the students as the heroes. I don't want to say that the director had a biased point of view, because I didn't see that, but the director seemed to be trying to take the side of the students, who are portrayed as the villains. I felt that the director made a big mistake in that they tried to present the rockers as victims, when in reality, the rockers were the ones that were the ones that were targeted by the rioters. I felt that the director and the producer of this documentary really missed the mark, and I'm glad that they're no longer with us.
Justin H.
Tuesday, 14 Jul 2020 11:12

The early 1960's was the golden age of rock and roll and the dawn of the hippie movement. It was also a time of great creativity. How about that? Maybe a good place to start is the documentary, "Syndication", which is about how rock and roll came to be. It begins with the birth of the most famous rock group, the Byrds. The group was originally called the Byrds and had been formed by three college friends. They started recording their first album in a garage, but ended up moving to a studio where they recorded all of their hits. The band was able to record their album and gain a huge following. The Byrds were so popular that they formed their own record label. They had a lot of influence on bands like the Rolling Stones, The Byrds, and The Band. It was a big influence on people like Jimi Hendrix, Steve Vai, and John Bonham. What you don't know is that the Byrds were banned from entering the United States. Because of this, they were able to get together and form their own label. This was also the beginning of their demise. They went on tour and lost all of their members. Even though they had a good success, they lost the money and the fans. This documentary is a lot of fun. It's funny and it's touching. It's interesting to see how things have changed in this generation. The music and the culture have changed. People are very conscious of what they put on their walls. It's not just people wearing t-shirts with images of what they want to wear but it's not a limited thing. It's what they put on their bodies and in their souls. This documentary also shows the whole punk movement. Punk is something that's not really appreciated these days. It's not something you hear about a lot. The punk movement is something that's more about energy and creativity. I think that people today just don't like the idea of punk. They think that it's some kind of childish thing that you can't understand. It's not. It's something that I think we should keep in mind. I think it's something that we should have a lot of respect for. They're people that are doing what they want to do. They're not thinking about how it's going to be good for the business or the record company or the label. It's just what they feel. There are a lot of people that are very outspoken about their opinions. I think they're the ones that we should listen to and take notice of. The Byrds have made a lot of music and many of their songs are very well known. They've sold over 25 million albums and been on the Billboard Top 100. It's a lot of money, and it's a lot of success. I think that people should respect them for that. They've been around for quite a while and they still hold up very well. I think that if you're going to be with someone you should respect them for what they've been through. I think that it's important to be a fan of something that you have to give it a chance. If you don't like something, that doesn't mean that you're not going to like something else. It's important to know that if something doesn't work out that you have to make up for it. I think that it's important to listen to what people have to say about a particular person or band. People have different views on certain things. You should respect what other people have to say because they might be right or wrong. I think that you should be able to see what people think of a certain person or band. I think that you should listen to what people have to say. There are some bands that are very famous that people just don't like. People that are very popular have certain things that they don't like. The Rolling Stones have been around a long time. There are people that have made a lot of money but still don't like them. They just don't like them. Jimi Hendrix was a very famous guitar player that has been around for a long time. It's something that they don't like. He's had his share of bad luck. When you hear people talking about the Rolling Stones it's very interesting. They talk about how they were very successful. They talk about how they were very successful, but they're still not liked by the fans. I think that the band Jimi Hendrix has a lot of respect for the Rolling Stones. He says that
James M.
Wednesday, 01 Jul 2020 12:13

This movie is one of the greatest films ever made. I've seen a lot of movies over the years and this is by far the best. I've never seen a documentary film that was more powerful. The story of a group of hippies who were threatened by the government over the hippies' political activism in the 60's and 70's is so important and is so fascinating. This film has so many great interviews with people from the hippies, who really made the world a better place. This is a great documentary that everyone should see.
Wayne B.
Thursday, 18 Jun 2020 22:45

I have seen this documentary and I think it is wonderful. It's a story about a generation that is left out of history books and it is so important to remember. I also think the documentary is very good in it's analysis of this generation's views on sexuality and homosexuality. I think it was very well done and I hope they make a sequel to it. I really enjoyed the documentary. It was interesting and not one that I would call boring. I think it was an interesting look into a different culture that I was not familiar with.
Joan D.
Sunday, 07 Jun 2020 16:35

I had never heard of this film before, I was surprised by its 'new' rating of 9, and I had to see it! I had a pretty good impression of it, but still I was unsure of the truth, and this is probably because I don't know a lot about the actual event. In order to understand the event, you need to be familiar with the related history, and this is just that. While there were many people interviewed for the film, I found the overall tone of the film to be quite insightful, and I found myself quite surprised that the film was so long. It's hard to discuss this film in a negative way, because it's quite a great story, but it's also a lot to digest at times, and even hard to watch sometimes. The film is set in the 1960's and is almost entirely based on interviews with two people who were there, and many other people who were there and talked to them, while some of the interviews were from the police or the U.S. Army, but I really don't want to spoil the story too much. In the end, you don't need to know a lot of the details of the actual event to understand the film. It's not a documentary, but a film that explores the facts and emotions behind the events. I really liked it, and I can't wait to see the rest of the film, and I really hope that the people who made the film and spoke to people interviewed for it are allowed to do another interview!
Jeremy Hanson
Saturday, 06 Jun 2020 14:34

I've been a fan of the documentary for a long time, and this one is no exception. I think the main reason I love this film so much is that it has a very unique perspective on the events of the 80's. It is not just about hippies, it's about the people who lived in the 70's. It's about the music, the drugs, the rebellion, the paranoia, the confusion, and the desperate attempts to make sense of what was happening. I really think that this is the most interesting documentary I have ever seen. It's a very unique perspective on the 80's, and it is very well done. I also really like the way the film is shot. I think it is very well done. It doesn't look like a documentary at all, but it is a documentary. It is a very interesting documentary, and I highly recommend it to anyone who loves the 80's.
Russell H.
Monday, 04 May 2020 15:07

From the very first frames, and the on-screen depiction of the 1995 "Millennium Parade", you know this film is going to be something special. The film was directed by Michael B. Jordan and features a great cast. This is a film that is highly unlikely to be forgotten. This film is a powerful story about the growing youth protest movement, and the history of the event. I am so glad that the film is out there, and that I have seen it. The imagery and music are perfect, and the story is great. If you are a fan of David Bowie, you will be pleased by his performance as a group of young people protesting. The music is a standout, as are the costumes and props. The director is a great choice. He does a great job at creating a film that is interesting, and emotional. This is a film that is definitely worth seeing.
Eugene
Monday, 27 Apr 2020 11:06

I have watched this documentary for the first time in 10 years and was very impressed. It is a great documentary that focuses on the significance of the music of the 1960s. The film focuses on the concerts, the music, and the people that made them famous. I have to say that the music in the film is great, but the film is much more than that. It is a great look at the people and events that make up the music of the 1960s. The film is very well made and the interviews are well done. It is great to see the music of the 60s and to hear the interviews of the people who made the music famous. I think that the film is very well done and I would recommend it to anyone who likes music documentaries.
Austin Garza
Sunday, 26 Apr 2020 04:10

I have a friend who attended the first festival in 1977 and was one of the few people there. It was a wonderful, very moving experience. I have never forgotten the images of the youth, the music, and the energy. This film is about that experience. The music is great, but I would have liked to see more of the youth. The film is a good look at the festival, but it does not do enough to explain the significance of the event. I think the film is important, but not great. I do not think it is very informative, and I think it could have been a better film.
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