Roger Waters: Us + Them

A grandiose, brooding stage spectacle intercut with a quiet, reflective road trip, immersive and mournful but occasionally self-important.

A patient, intimate chronicle that lets you watch lives and a nation change across decades, mixing warmth with sober reflection.

A joyful, thought-provoking concert that feels like a warm invitation to connect and reflect.

A thoughtful, quietly absorbing look behind the scenes of power, mixing nostalgia and unease as images speak louder than words.

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

A gripping, thoughtful documentary that plays like a political thriller, balancing archival footage with intimate interviews to make history feel urgent and personal.

A long, buoyant marathon of live performances that feels communal and hopeful, best taken in stretches rather than all at once.

A hypnotic, haunted performance in ancient ruins, immersive and eerie with no audience, demanding but rewarding.

A thoughtful archival collage that stirs righteous frustration and nostalgia, watching idealism collide with paranoid state power.

A stirring, thoughtful documentary that revisits a historic protest with urgency and hope, asking what mass action can achieve.

A cerebral, talky road documentary that follows a self-assured intellectual campaigning across Europe, mixing theatre and politics into a thoughtful, slow-moving essay.

A slick, wryly entertaining dive into political manipulation that feels like a warning and a circus at once.