Oasis Documentary Directors Lift Lid on Gallagher's Joint Interview
The film follows Oasis’s 41-show reunion tour and shows the Gallagher brothers easing back into a working relationship.
- Directors Will Lovelace and Dylan Southern completed Oasis: Don't Look Back In Anger, a feature film documenting the band's Live 25 reunion tour spanning 41 concerts across 14 countries with attendance exceeding two million people.
- The film captures the first reunion meeting between Liam and Noel Gallagher, who had not been in the same room for 16 years. Included in the documentary is the first joint interview given by the brothers in over 20 years.
- To capture rehearsals in London, the directors employed hidden cameras concealed within sound equipment during a six-week period. Recruiting Oscar-winning cinematographer Lol Crawley, James Laxton, and Haris Zambarloukos elevated the visual approach beyond typical rockumentary conventions.
- As the tour progressed through 13 filmed dates, the directors observed a gradual shift in relationship dynamics. Southern described the joint interview as "amazing," noting the brothers were at ease with each other and joking together.
- Produced by Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight, the project examines the historical context of the band's 1990s dominance and their return to performing after three decades. The film provides an intimate look at the Mancunian band's reconciliation.
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Oasis documentary directors lift lid on Gallagher's joint interview
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