Woodstock: 3 Days That Changed Everything

Good background and interviews of the people who organized the Woodstock Festival with interviews of Richie Havens & John Sebastian. Overall an interesting documentary until the last segment when host Mark Goodman somehow relates Woodstock to gun control protests after the Parkland school shooting. Not the right time and place to add modern gun control protests to a documentary about Woodstock.

Do not watch the last 10 minutes. It is Leftist gun control propaganda. What does the Parkland shooting have to do with a music festival in 1969? This is why the documentaries they make today are unwatchable. Leave your agenda out, please.

The documentary detailing the production of the Woodstock festival. The doc starts with the social climate of the time and the decisions made by the production staff. Then documents the festival itself, not just the music but the actual logistics. It was interesting to learn about the festival environment, including the food shortage and construction (or lack there of). I was a bit disappointed in the lack of focus on the music, not a lot of live clips were used. However, the cinematography and narrative style were well done.