The Story Behind the World's Most Anticipated Reunion
The documentary 'Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger'—written by Steven Knight and directed by Will Lovelace and Dylan Southern—offers an unprecedented intimate look at the British rock icons' comeback tour in 2025. Combining historical archives with new, exclusive footage, the film stands as the definitive testament to the reconciliation of the Gallagher brothers.
A Journey Through Time
The film meticulously traces the trajectory of Oasis, from their explosive debut with the album Definitely Maybe in 1994, through the peak of Britpop—a cultural movement that defined 90s UK music—up to their dramatic split in Paris. The narrative masterfully weaves the past with the present energy of the tour that brought them back together.
Behind the Curtain
One of the most striking aspects of the production is the access to six weeks of intense rehearsals. The documentary showcases the meticulous nature of Noel Gallagher as the mastermind and the untamable, raw energy of Liam Gallagher, providing a rare glimpse into their working dynamic.
Unforgettable Highlights
- Joint Interviews: For the first time, the Gallagher brothers share the screen, delivering blunt and honest statements.
- Noel's Stance: Noel made a strong political statement, declaring that "The band is for everyone, not for the right."
- Tribute to Bonehead: An emotional homage to the original guitarist and long-time companion of the band.
- Sao Paulo Emotion: In a touching moment, Liam dedicated the anthem Live Forever to the late Gary 'Mani' Mounfield of the Stone Roses.
- Football Passion: The film captures their love for Manchester City, featuring the Poznań celebration (a famous fan chant where supporters turn their backs to the pitch) and a cardboard cutout of manager Pep Guardiola on stage.
A Global Phenomenon
The documentary captures the sheer magnitude of the tour with breathtaking footage from concerts in Cardiff, Seoul, Wembley, and Sao Paulo, spanning Europe, North America, and South America. It is more than a music film; it is an emotional journey for millions of fans worldwide.
According to Rolling Stone, the documentary is "an exciting and definitive chronicle" of the reunion, highlighting the perfect balance between historical tension and the joy of the encounter.
The film is expected to be available on streaming platforms soon, though the exact release date remains to be confirmed.