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Which British music documentary opened your eyes the most? Rank your favourites
From candid tour diaries to unflinching portraits of iconic artists, British music docs have a way of pulling back the curtain. Rank the ones that hit hardest for you.
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A
Amy
A devastating look at the rise and fall of one of Britain's most gifted vocalists, stitched together from home footage and unheard recordings.
B
Oasis: Supersonic
Mat Whitecross charts Oasis from Burnage bedsits to Knebworth, capturing the swagger, sibling warfare and cultural earthquake of Britpop.
C
The Beatles: Get Back
Nearly eight hours inside the Let It Be sessions, reframing the band's final chapter as something warmer and more creative than legend suggested.
D
Shut Up and Play the Hits
Though about an American band, this doc was steered by British sensibilities and remains a benchmark for capturing the emotional weight of a final gig.
E
Meeting People Is Easy
Grant Gee's hypnotic, uneasy film documents the toll of global fame on a band on the brink of reinvention.
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