The film provides an immersive account of the legendary Woodstock Music & Art Festival in Bethel, New York, which took place in August 1969. Through unprecedented access to insiders and unparalleled concert footage, it captures both the thrill and challenges faced by the organizers, performers, and attendees during the iconic event. The movie presents a candid portrayal of the festival, exploring diverse aspects ranging from drug use among artists to nudity and muddy conditions experienced by the fans. It also delves into the logistical obstacles posed by the unexpected influx of half a million people, as well as the surreal moment when National Guard helicopters arrived to deliver food and medical assistance to this impromptu city. The film offers an enlightening look at one of the most significant cultural events in history and its enduring impact on popular music and counterculture movements.
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