A new documentary chronicling the career and reunion of the British rock band Oasis is set to premiere at the 83rd Venice International Film Festival this September. Titled *OASIS: Don’t Look Back In Anger*, the film will have its world debut when the festival opens on September 2.
The documentary captures the band’s sold-out world tour from last year, which included 41 stadium shows and attracted millions of fans globally. It provides an intimate look at the performances as well as the personal dynamics between Noel and Liam Gallagher, the band’s lead siblings who have had a famously contentious relationship. Among the film’s highlights are exclusive interviews and footage of their tentative first meeting after years of estrangement.
Directors Will Lovelace and Dylan Southern, along with writer Steven Knight, are expected to attend the premiere alongside the Gallagher brothers. Their presence will mark a significant moment for Oasis fans, offering rare insight into the band’s legacy and the complexities of the brothers’ relationship.
Last year, the Venice festival witnessed a notable moment when the documentary *The Voice Of Hind Rajab* received a standing ovation lasting nearly 24 minutes, setting a record for the longest applause in the festival’s history. Expectations are high that the Oasis documentary may receive comparable acclaim.
The Venice International Film Festival remains a prestigious platform for high-profile film debuts and documentaries, and the inclusion of *OASIS: Don’t Look Back In Anger* highlights continued interest in one of the UK’s most influential rock bands.