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Oasis Brothers Reunite at Venice: Inside the Documentary That Captures 15 Years of Separation and Reconciliation

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One of rock’s most famous feuds is getting the documentary treatment, and it’s coming to theaters this fall. Noel and Liam Gallagher are heading to Venice Film Festival to premiere“Don’t Look Back In Anger,”a film that tells the story of their fifteen-year estrangement and their unexpected 2024 reunion. Produced by Steven Knight, the creator behind Peaky Blinders, the documentary offers rare behind-the-scenes access to how two brothers who couldn’t be in the same room found their way back to each other and reconnected with millions of fans worldwide.

The film captures something that matters beyond just the music. It’s about reconciliation, about taking time away and finding perspective, and about what it means to give something another chance. You get interviews with both brothers, footage from their sold-out arena shows, and genuine moments of them working through their relationship. When the documentary hits theaters on September 11, 2026, audiences will get to experience this story on the big screen, including IMAX releases. Later that year, it’ll be available to stream on Disney+ so fans who want to watch from home can do that too.

If you were hoping for a new Oasis album, Liam Gallagher made it pretty clear that’s not happening. He’s stated the band is focused on touring and enjoying being back together, and honestly, that’s fair. Sometimes a reunion is exactly what it needs to be without adding more to it. So what are you more excited about: seeing the documentary when it drops, or catching Oasis on tour?

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Ava Hart is a contributor to LocalBeat, covering local news and community stories.

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