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Oasis Documentary Chronicles Reunion and Brothers’ Rapprochement

Festival praise and unusually intimate rehearsal footage position the film to reshape how the band’s breakup and comeback are remembered.

Overview

  • The film premiered at the Venice Film Festival on Sept. 5 and earned an extended standing ovation while prompting packed premieres in London.
  • Directors Will Lovelace and Dylan Southern filmed early rehearsals covertly, monitoring from a portacabin and avoiding contact so their presence would not disrupt the fragile reunion.
  • Don't Look Back in Anger traces a gradual mending of Liam and Noel Gallagher’s relationship and includes the brothers’ first joint interview in roughly two decades.
  • The documentary opens in cinemas on Sept. 11 with planned streaming windows on Hulu in the U.S. and Disney+ internationally after the theatrical run.
  • Coverage highlights the film’s crowd-driven, fan-focused framing and its potential to boost demand for future Oasis live dates while noting that a reported $405.4 million Live ’25 tour gross remains unverified.