INFO:

Quality: Blu-ray
Format: BDMV
Video Codec: VC-1
Audio codec: AC3
Video: 1920x1080, VC-1, 23.976 fps, ~ 17.2 Mbps
Audio:
TrueHD 5.1, 48 kHz, 16 bit, ~ 1.9 Mbps
AC3 5.1, 48 kHz, 640 kbps
Subtitles: English, Chinese, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Spanish, Swedish, Thai
Size: 36.73 GB

A documentary about the Woodstock Music Festival. Film director Michael Wedley, in this work, not only captured a series of performances by popular performers of his time, but also created a unique portrait of the generation of the sixties in America. The organizers of the Woodstock festival announced it as "Three Days of Peace and Music" and originally hoped to reach an audience of 150,000. The festival began on Friday, August 15, 1969, but the number of participants quickly exceeded 450,000, causing huge congestion on the doorstep, food and medicine shortages, and organizational problems. On Saturday they began to let everyone in so that there was somewhere to accommodate people who all arrived just like that, without tickets.
Some performers replaced others, the music played almost non-stop, even in spite of the rains that periodically began to water the guests and participants of the festival. Among the audience, the use of psychoactive drugs was very common, and sanitary conditions were primitive, and the quality of LSD was a constant problem, and this was reported all the time through the microphone. But, nevertheless, one way or another, this festival was a success. Woodstock came to symbolize everything right and good in the hippie movement, but also showed that the movement would be short-lived.

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