Oasis documentary reveals how Gallagher brothers overcame years of acrimony
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A trailer has been released for "Oasis: Don't Look Back in Anger," a documentary chronicling the Gallagher brothers' fraught but ultimately triumphant reunion. The footage shows both Liam and Noel voicing candid doubts about reforming the band, given the acrimony that had previously split them, before going on to complete Oasis Live '25 — a sold-out world tour widely regarded as one of music's biggest comebacks and among the most commercially successful rock reunions in recent memory.
Directed by Dylan Southern and Will Lovelace, with Steven Knight attached, the film draws on rehearsal, backstage and onstage access, plus the brothers' first joint interviews in more than 25 years, to explore both the tour and its wider emotional resonance for fans. Produced by Magna Studios and Sony Music Vision, it will premiere at the Venice Film Festival next month, receive a limited IMAX and cinema release from 11 September, and later stream on Disney+ internationally and on Hulu/Disney+ in the US.
- Trailer released for Oasis reunion documentary "Don't Look Back in Anger"
- Film shows brothers' doubts before their record-breaking Live '25 tour
- Premieres at Venice, cinemas from 11 September, then streams on Disney+
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Oasis, the Manchester band led by brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher, split acrimoniously in 2009 after years of well-publicised feuding. Their surprise reunion, announced for 2025, drew enormous public interest given how bitter and seemingly permanent the split had appeared, and the resulting tour went on to sell out venues worldwide.
The documentary covered here follows that reunion process, using rehearsal and concert footage alongside interviews with Liam and Noel, marking a rare instance of the brothers speaking together on camera after more than twenty years of estrangement. It is directed by Dylan Southern and Will Lovelace and made with Magna Studios and Sony Music Vision.
The film matters both as a music-industry event, given the scale and commercial success of the reunion tour, and as a rare inside look at the relationship between two figures whose disputes have long been a fixture of British pop culture. It is set for a festival premiere and cinema run before streaming on Disney+ and Hulu.
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Originally published by Variety as “Oasis Documentary Trailer Takes Fans Behind the Scenes of Band’s Dramatic Reunion: ‘Will It Fall Apart Again?’”.