The documentary "Oasis: Don't Look Back In Anger," chronicling the recent reunion tour of the British band Oasis, premiered at the Venice Film Festival. Directed by Will Lovelace and Dylan Southern, the film explores the reconciliation between estranged brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher after a 15-year feud.

The documentary highlights the surprising generosity the Gallagher brothers show toward each other in the film, a stark contrast to their previous public exchanges. By the film's conclusion, the brothers are shown in their first joint interview in a significant period, with forgiveness evident. Noel Gallagher remarked on rediscovering Liam's humor, while Liam Gallagher stated that Noel and his songs deserve the adulation they receive.

"Oasis: Don't Look Back In Anger" also touches on the familial reconciliation, noting that the brothers' children, who had not previously met, have become close friends.

The film concludes with a rendition of the Hal David and Burt Bacharach song "What The World Needs Now Is Love," leaving viewers with an image of fraternal affection.

Despite the film's adoration and length, some critics noted that the documentary could have been shorter, with suggestions that approximately 20 minutes could have been cut. The film is described as a precision-tooled exercise in iconography, presenting the Oasis reconciliation as a globally significant event. One fan likened the brothers burying the hatchet to the resurrection of Christ, and a Manchester vicar reportedly used their armistice as a subject for a sermon.

Steven Knight, known for "Peaky Blinders," is credited as the film's writer, though there is no narrator or talking heads. The narrative relies on selected interview snippets and fan contributions. The documentary emphasizes the role of the camera, capturing the emotional responses of fans, many of whom are shown singing and swaying, revisiting their youth. A notable scene depicts a young fan in a state of tearful stupefaction after a concert.

The film frames the band's reunion as a quasi-religious event, with Liam Gallagher on stage, backlit and balancing a tambourine on his head, evoking a halo-like image for fans. Noel Gallagher commented that only Liam could wear a tambourine as a crown.

"Oasis: Don't Look Back In Anger" opened in cinemas on September 10, 2026, and is scheduled to stream on Disney+ later in the year.