Woodstock: Now & Then (2009)

"Woodstock: 40 Years Later" recounts the chaotic events leading up to and during the festival, detailing the organizers' struggle to secure a venue and the traffic gridlock that paralyzed New York State. It covers the infamous drug issues, torrential rain, mud, and the music itself. Combining personal stories with rare archival footage and a memorable soundtrack, the documentary lets those who attended relive the experience while offering a new generation a glimpse into the event's power. The film also explores Woodstock’s lasting impact through contemporary musicians and activists, examining its continued relevance in today's society.