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Three young men in dark leather jackets and sunglasses, sitting on a vintage car, each holding a guitar.
Interviews

Iain Softley: ‘I had this idea in my mind, “What would the story be if these weren’t The Beatles?”’

by Michael Leader

As Sam Mendes gears up to make his behe­moth Bea­t­les biopic, the direc­tor of 1994 ear­ly-Bea­t­les dra­ma Back­beat reflects on the sto­ry of Stu­art Sut­cliffe – the Bea­t­le who wasn’t.
Rock band performing on a rooftop, with crowd watching. Guitarist, drummer, and other musicians on stage.
Incoming

Peter Jackson will bring The Beatles’ famed rooftop concert to IMAX cinemas

by Charles Bramesco

The high­light sequence of the recent Get Back doc­u­men­tary will be seen as nev­er before.
A group of musicians performing on stage, with various instruments such as guitars, drums, and microphones. The image has a warm, vintage colour palette with hints of pink and yellow.
Review

The Beatles: Get Back

by Elena Lazic

Peter Jack­son unearths and re-edits footage of the Bea­t­les’ last hur­rah, with euphor­ic and exas­per­at­ing results.

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In Retrospect
Four men with distinctive hairstyles and clothing posing in the back of a car, one with his arm raised.
Film Music

How The Beatles’ Magical Mystery Tour pioneered the visual album

by Mark Allison

In 1967, the Fab Four embarked on an extrav­a­gant, exper­i­men­tal jour­ney that would rede­fine what a pro­mo­tion­al film could be.
A band on stage performing, with drums, guitars, and other musical instruments. The image has a warm, psychedelic colour scheme with shades of pink, purple, and yellow.
Incoming

The Beatles make one last record in the Get Back documentary trailer

by Charles Bramesco

Peter Jack­son’s film unlocks a trea­sure trove of nev­er-before-seen footage of John, Paul, George, and Ringo.
Vibrant crowd of people in traditional Indian dress gathered around an ornate religious icon, outdoors amid lush greenery.
Festivals

A new documentary explores the Beatles’ enduring relationship with India

by Adam Woodward

The Bea­t­les and India com­bines archive footage and eye-wit­ness accounts to shed light on a unique cul­tur­al crossover.
Grainy street scene, people passing. Faded image of building exterior. Lush green landscape.
On Location

On Location: Ringo’s wander in A Hard Day’s Night

by Adam Scovell

Retrac­ing the Beatle’s solo stroll through West Lon­don in Richard Lester’s 1964 music film.
A man with curly hair and a checked shirt playing an electric guitar on stage, singing into a microphone.
Review

Yesterday

by David Jenkins

The Bea­t­les’ sub­lime song­book is the sub­ject of this sad­ly under­pow­ered and incu­ri­ous roman­tic Britcom.

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In Retrospect
A man with curly ginger hair and glasses, wearing a black jumper, stands in a room next to a coat on a rack.
Incoming

The Fab Four are no more in the Yesterday trailer

by Charles Bramesco

In Dan­ny Boyle and Richard Cur­tis’ new com­e­dy, the Bea­t­les have been erased from history.
Group of young men, some smiling, seated around a table with chessboard and papers.
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Peter Jackson will chronicle the Beatles’ Let It Be sessions in new documentary

by Charles Bramesco

The direc­tor will draw on over 55 hours of nev­er-before-seen footage.