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Updated · Manchester Evening News · Sep 4

Oasis Reunion Film Lands in 20 Greater Manchester Cinemas as 185 UK Sites Confirm Screenings

Updated

Updated · Manchester Evening News · Sep 4

Oasis Reunion Film Lands in 20 Greater Manchester Cinemas as 185 UK Sites Confirm Screenings

Q: What secret rehearsal moments did Liam Gallagher unknowingly reveal in the explosive Oasis documentary?

The “secret” rehearsal moments were the very earliest reunion sessions between Liam and Noel Gallagher, filmed by a hidden camera rig in a London studio without a visible crew. Directors Will Lovelace and Dylan Southern said Liam reportedly did not realise he was being recorded for about the first week. What the film captures is not a dramatic outburst or staged reveal, but the brothers’ unguarded return to work together after roughly 15 years apart. According to the filmmakers, the footage shows them immediately running through Oasis standards such as “Wonderwall,” “Champagne Supernova” and “Live Forever,” with a serious, workmanlike focus rather than emotional speeches or public reconciliation. That matters because the documentary’s most explosive element appears to be its authenticity. The crew deliberately stayed out of sight so the band “would never see a single member of the film crew,” allowing the film to record subtle interactions, early tension and the process of rebuilding the live set without interference. So the key unseen moments Liam unknowingly revealed were the private rehearsal exchanges and song run-throughs that marked Oasis’s first sustained studio reunion, later becoming a central behind-the-scenes thread in Don’t Look Back In Anger.

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At least 20 cinemas across Greater Manchester will screen Oasis documentary "Don't Look Back In Anger" from September 9 in a limited theatrical run.
The film follows the band's Live '25 reunion tour, which began in Cardiff in July 2025 and brought Liam and Noel Gallagher back on stage together for the first time in 16 years.
Directors Will Lovelace and Dylan Southern built the documentary around behind-the-scenes and rehearsal footage, plus the Gallagher brothers' first joint interviews since the reunion started.
The tour stretched across five continents with 41 shows for more than 2 million fans, including five homecoming nights at Manchester's Heaton Park.
A Venice Film Festival premiere is set for September 5 before the film later moves to Disney+ in the UK and Hulu internationally.