Woodstock: Three Days that Defined a Generation 2019

History

Documentary

Runtime

106 min

Language

English

As a nation teetered on the brink of chaos in 1969, half a million free spirits converged on upstate New York's Woodstock festival. Amidst rain-soaked revelry, they defied conventions and united behind a shared dream of peace, love, and unity. This documentary masterwork captures the tumultuous build-up to those three fateful days, when music, art, and revolution merged in a transformative explosion of human connection.

Studio

Barak Goodman

Director

Jamila Ephron

Director

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Artie Kornfeld

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Canned Heat

Country Joe and the Fish

Creedence Clearwater Revival

Crosby Stills & Nash

David Crosby

Hugh Romney

Jimi Hendrix

Joan Baez

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Joe Cocker

Joel Rosenman

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John Roberts

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Jon Jaboolian

Max Yasgur

Michael Lang

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Paul Butterfield

Richie Havens

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Stephen Stills

Wavy Gravy

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