The Who: In Their Own Words

A lively, affectionate dive into rock history, full of chaotic energy and nostalgic charm, yet tinged with melancholy.

An immersive time capsule that lets you soak in the music, mud, and euphoria of a generation's defining moment.

A joyful, fast-paced dive into Beatlemania, mixing electrifying concert footage with candid interviews, capturing both the thrill and the exhausting pressure of sudden global fame.

A long, warm fly-on-the-wall hangout with four old friends making music, funny and quietly moving, though patience is required.

A warm, intimate backstage portrait that alternates dazzling stadium spectacle with quiet, candid conversation among close friends.

It is a warm, reflective journey through a legendary musical career, feeling like a heartfelt celebration of an era coming to a close.

A rollicking, chaotic joyride through rock history that crackles with anarchic energy and a bittersweet undertow.

A rollicking, funny and surprisingly moving archive-driven ride through sudden fame, sibling friction and the roar of huge crowds.

A warm, unhurried immersion in music and memory, where the joy of performance mingles with the dignity of lives long lived.

A buoyant, affectionate celebration of talent and craft, carried by great music and admiring voices.

A fond, music-filled stroll through a brief but blazing chapter of rock history, rich with archival footage and reflective voices.

A warm, nostalgic stroll through decades of hits and band drama, pleasant for fans but fairly conventional.