The Beatles: Eight Days A Week – The Touring Years, Academy Award-winner Ron Howard’s long awaited full-length documentary about the Beatle’s explosive early career, is set to be released Sept. 16 via Imagine Entertainment, White Horse Pictures and Apple Corps Ltd. Partnering with the film is video streaming website Hulu, where the film will be available to subscribers the day after its release.
Featuring rare footage, some of which was submitted by fans, Eight Days A Week is based on what are often considered the Beatles’ golden years, 1962-1966. In addition to exclusive concert footage, the film will highlight the inner workings of the band and the unique dynamic between John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr that made the Beatles possible.
View the teaser-trailer for Eight Days A Week below.
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