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Oasis Reunion Tour Documentary Rocks Venice Film Festival
- On Saturday, Liam Gallagher and Noel Gallagher arrived at the Venice Film Festival for their documentary "Oasis: Don't Look Back in Anger" but skipped the scheduled press conference after posing for photographers on the Lido docks.
- The brothers reunited last year for their massive "Live '25" tour, ending a 16-year hiatus and a 15-year feud that had fractured the band since 2009.
- Filmmakers Dylan Southern and Will Lovelace used hidden cameras during rehearsals to capture the reunion, aiming to avoid a "mediated" feel that might distance the band from the process.
- When asked why the brothers skipped the conference, Lovelace said, "They were here a second ago having their photograph taken, so they are here," while Southern quipped, "It's the Gallaghers, it's not 'Dawson's Creek.'"
- The documentary premieres in IMAX theaters on September 11, with a subsequent release on Disney+ later this year, positioning it as a major fall entertainment event.
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