Woodstock 1970
“3 days of peace, music...and love.”
What is Woodstock?
Woodstock is a film first released in 1970. Catalogued under Documentary, History, Music.
- Type
- Film
- Year
- 1970
- Status
- Released
- Runtime
- 184 minutes
- Release date
- Mar 26, 1970
- Studios
- Wadleigh-Maurice, Warner Bros. Pictures
- Genres
- Documentary, History, Music
- Updated
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Overview
Woodstock is a film first released in 1970. Catalogued under Documentary, History, Music. Produced and broadcast by Wadleigh-Maurice, Warner Bros. Pictures. Current status: Released.
Should you watch it?
“Experience the legendary 1969 Woodstock festival through raw footage and personal stories.”
- Intimate behind‑the‑scenes look
- Extensive concert and crowd footage
- Shows both positive and negative aspects of the event
- Long runtime of over three and a half hours
- Includes drug use, nudity and chaotic crowd scenes
Watch it if you want an authentic glimpse of the 1969 Woodstock festival and its cultural impact.
The documentary contains drug use, nudity, and intense crowd moments, making it appropriate for mature viewers.
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What kind of film is Woodstock?
It is an American documentary film released in 1970 about the 1969 Woodstock Music & Art Festival.
When was the film released?
The United States release date was March 26, 1970.
How long is the documentary?
The runtime is three hours and forty‑four minutes.
Does the film feature live performances?
Yes, it includes extensive concert footage from the festival alongside audience portraits.
Is the content suitable for younger audiences?
The film includes drug use, nudity, and chaotic scenes, so it is best suited for mature viewers.
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