Oasis will bring their Live ’25 reunion to the big screen in Don’t Look Back In Anger, featuring unprecedented access and the first joint interview with Liam and Noel Gallagher in more than 20 years.
The world premiere of Jebediah: Are We OK? headlines the first MIFF 2026 announcement, examining the Perth band’s 30-year career and enduring friendship.
Paul McCartney reflects on the uncertain years after The Beatles and the creation of Wings in a conversation with Man On The Run director Morgan Neville.
Billy Preston’s remarkable life and musical legacy are explored in the documentary Billy Preston: That’s The Way God Planned It, now expanding to cinemas following a sold-out New York premiere.
Linda Perry Let It Die Here will roll out globally from May, with special New York and Los Angeles screenings featuring live Q&As and performances from Linda Perry.
Forty years after the release of Live In New York City, John Lennon’s only full-length solo concert is revisited through the One To One documentary and the 2025 Power To The People box set.
Bif Naked has released Snowblinded from her album Champion, building on the momentum of award winning documentary screenings and a renewed connection with fans.
A new Paul McCartney documentary, Man On The Run, explores his post-Beatles reinvention and the rise of Wings, streaming on Prime Video from February 27.
Gibson Films has premiered Volume One of Iommi: The Godfather Of Heavy Metal, a new docuseries charting Tony Iommi’s life and lasting influence on heavy music.
Stray Kids translate their record-breaking Dominate World Tour to the big screen with The DominATE Experience, a cinematic concert documentary arriving in Australian cinemas.
Next Friday night is the official wide opening for the film Don’t Stop Believin’: Everyman’s Journey, the story of how Arnel Pineda went from singing in a Philippines based Journey cover band to fronting the real thing.
