Which British music documentary genuinely changed how you saw the artist?

Asif Kapadia's intimate portrait of Amy Winehouse stitched together home videos and voicemails into something devastatingly human. You'll never hear 'Back to Black' the same way again.

Eight hours of Fab Four faff that somehow flies by, ending with that legendary Savile Row rooftop gig. It rewrote the narrative of their messy breakup era.

Mat Whitecross charts the Gallaghers' rise from Burnage to Knebworth with all the swagger and sibling sniping you'd expect. Peak Britpop nostalgia in two hours.

A raw look at Stormzy's journey from south London estates to headlining Glastonbury. It quietly reframes him as one of Britain's most thoughtful modern artists.

Following Damon, Graham, Alex and Dave on their reunion run, it's a tender film about old friends still figuring each other out. Proper lump-in-throat stuff.