The Who: The Kids Are Alright

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 lively, candid archive-driven ride through rock history, carried by the band's own voices and raw performance clips.

A time-capsule concert film that feels like a chaotic, star-studded party with a bittersweet undertow.

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.

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

A sun-drenched, intimate time capsule that puts you right in the crowd, letting the music and the era's hopeful energy wash over you.

A raw, funny, rueful plunge into punk's brief explosion, carried by archival chaos and a survivor's wry, wounded voice.

A warm, nostalgic look behind the curtain at famous people making something together, easy to enjoy and quietly inspiring.

A fly-on-the-wall glimpse of creative friction and fading camaraderie, with moments of joy and an iconic rooftop finale.

A warm, music-filled look backstage and onstage, mixing performance energy with fond reminiscence and a quiet sense of loss.

A joyful, hypnotic concert that builds from a bare stage into a euphoric, artful celebration of rhythm and performance.