The recently remastered film "Let It Be" by The Beatles, originally released in 1970, has been restored to showcase the band's history and music in a new light.
Filmmaker Michael Lindsay-Hogg reflects on the making of the documentary and its initial reception following the band's breakup.
The remastered version aims to provide a more accurate and joyful portrayal of The Beatles' journey and impact on music history.
Lindsay-Hogg collaborated with director Peter Jackson to enhance the film using innovative technology, offering fans a fresh perspective on this iconic band.
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