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This documentary recounts the confluence of conditions that led to The Beatles, from the rise of Liverpool as a vibrant center of music to the band's exploration of many different sounds before finding their own, to the energy and excitement that led to the explosion of Beatlemania. With unique archival materials and revealing interviews with 2the fifth Beatle," Pete Best, Quarrymen Colin Hanton and Len Garry, Brian Epstein's business associate Joe Flannery, and many more, we get an inside view of the rise of this iconic band.

This intimate documentary reviews the partnership, music, and impact of Lennon and McCartney as composers during the hugely creative period of 1966 to 1970. From the first bars of "Eleanor Rigby" to the closing Abbey Road song cycle, this film shows how the pair barely stumbled in making some of the most joyous music the world had ever known.

In 1968, under a haze of publicity, The Beatles opened their collective door to all manner of musicians. writers, artists, filmmakers, inventors, designers, freaks, and more than their fair share of opportunist sharks. But despite a hefty investment, not much substantial work was forthcoming outside of the music that emerged from one division of the potential empire - Apple Records. This is the story of a record label that came to exist under extraordinary circumstances and produced some of the most phenomenal records, while operating under the most astonishing guidelines.