About 100 hours of 16mm newsreel and nearly 100 hours of 8mm amateur footage were used to depict the Beatles' historic concert at Shea Stadium.
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About 100 hours of 16mm newsreel and nearly 100 hours of 8mm amateur footage were used to depict the Beatles' historic concert at Shea Stadium.
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On August 15, 1965, the Beatles performed at Shea Stadium in New York City, marking a significant moment in American culture. The documentary TWST / Things We Said Today, directed by Andrei Ujică, uses over 100 hours of archival footage, including newsreels and amateur films, to capture the atmosphere surrounding the concert. It juxtaposes the excitement of the event with the contemporary Watts riots and the World's Fair. The film also features animated segments that insert four teenagers into the historical footage, creating a unique narrative experience.
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Why Watch
- See the Beatles' iconic Shea Stadium concert footage.
- Meet fans from different backgrounds and their experiences.
- Find out how the concert relates to the Watts riots.
Did You Know
- The film took 12 years to complete, starting in 2012.
- It features about 100 hours of 16mm newsreel footage.
- The concert took place on 15 August 1965 at Shea Stadium.
- The film had its world premiere at the 81st Venice Film Festival in 2024.
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Who directed the documentary TWST / Things We Said Today?
Andrei Ujică directed the documentary.
When did the Beatles perform at Shea Stadium?
The Beatles performed at Shea Stadium on 15 August 1965.
How long did it take to complete the film TWST / Things We Said Today?
The film took 12 years to complete, starting in 2012.
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