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Oasis Documentary Wins Eight‑Minute Ovation at Venice Premiere

Strong festival reaction underscores the brothers' rapprochement as a limited theatrical release and later streaming position the film to fuel further live‑show speculation.

Overview

  • The documentary Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger had its world premiere at the Venice Film Festival on Sept. 5 and received an extended standing ovation of about eight minutes while Noel and Liam Gallagher posed for a photocall but skipped the press conference.
  • Filmmakers Steven Knight, Dylan Southern and Will Lovelace assembled rehearsal, backstage and multi‑camera concert footage from the Live ’25 reunion to capture the brothers' first joint interviews in two decades and the gradual thaw in their relationship.
  • The directors used fixed hidden cameras in rehearsals and local cinematographers at stadium shows to document candid moments rather than stage events, producing a film the creators say is about reconciliation, redemption and forgiveness.
  • Disney has scheduled a limited theatrical and IMAX run in early September followed by streaming windows on Hulu in the U.S. and Disney+ internationally, with the Gallaghers reported to have seen and approved the film.
  • Unconfirmed teasers and industry activity have increased speculation of further Oasis live dates in 2027, but promoters have not announced formal dates and any future tour remains unverified.