Like Richard Lester's A Hard Day's Night, this documentary follows the Beatles on their first trip to America in February 1964. Documentarian brothers Albert and David Maysles were given surprising access to the band during several of their concerts and even their influential first appearance on... Read More

Using classic performance clips, rare footage and insightful interviews, this independently produced documentary explores the work of John Lennon and Paul McCartney, one of the most successful partnerships in music history. The program traces the period between Lennon and McCartney's first meeting... Read More

When "The Fab Four" first visited the United States in 1964, their first show, in Washington, D.C., was filmed for posterity, capturing the frenzied fan mania that greeted The Beatles and highlighting some amazing performances of their classic songs. Interview footage is also included, as well as an... Read More

All they had to do was breathe and a million screaming fans would let loose. But what was behind the Beatles' magic? And how did they conquer the world? This documentary explores the group's glory days, through the good times and the bad. Read More

The evolution of the Beatles, arguably the biggest band ever to hit the scene, is charted in this film, which begins in their hometown of Liverpool and follows the lads all the way to their heartbreaking -- to fans, anyway -- decision to disband. The documentary makes pit stops along the way via... Read More