Oasis documentary screening in Hull

Oasis has put its reunion film into the cinema market, with tickets now on sale ahead of September screenings in the UK, including Hull. The band’s official site said on August 18 that “Don’t Look Back In Anger” would play in cinemas and IMAX this September. (oasisinet.com) Disney’s UK film page says tickets are available now and lists the release date as September 9, 2026. (disney.co.uk) The film is built around Oasis Live ’25, the Gallagher brothers’ reunion tour. Cinema listings describe it as a documentary charting Liam and Noel Gallagher’s return, with rehearsal, backstage and onstage footage, plus joint interviews with the brothers. (odeon.co.uk) Hull is part of that rollout through local cinema listings that are already open for booking. ### When is the film actually coming out? Disney’s UK page lists “Oasis: Don’t Look Back In Anger” for cinemas on September 9, 2026. ODEON’s film page also gives September 9 as the release date and says tickets can be booked now. (oasisinet.com) Vue’s page differs slightly, listing September 8, 2026, as the release date. That suggests some venues may have advance screenings before the wider September 9 rollout. ### What does the film cover? Vue and Disney describe the documentary as an account of Oasis Live ’25, the band’s reunion tour, and say it includes the first joint interviews with Noel and Liam Gallagher in more than 20 years. (myvue.com) Both sites say the film combines concert footage with backstage access and scenes from rehearsals. Steven Knight, quoted in the cinema materials, said the tour “united generations, cultures and countries” and described the film as both a concert ticket and a backstage pass. (disney.co.uk) The production is credited to Magna Studios, presented by Sony Music Vision in association with Sony Music Entertainment UK. (myvue.com) ### Who made it? Disney’s listing says the film is directed by Dylan Southern and Will Lovelace. The producers are Sam Bridger and Guy Heeley, according to the same page and Vue’s listing. Oasis’s official news archive adds that the documentary was first announced in May as a project by Steven Knight, before later updates confirmed its Venice International Film Festival premiere and the wider cinema release. (myvue.com) The Oasis site calls it a “landmark documentary film” about the reunion tour. ### What’s confirmed for Hull? ODEON Luxe Hull’s listings page shows September dates already open on the cinema calendar, including Wednesday, September 9. (myvue.com) ODEON’s separate film page says “Don’t Look Back In Anger” is available to book and asks users to select their cinema for showtimes. (disney.co.uk) Hull Daily Mail reported on September 2 that the film was coming to Hull and that ticket links were live through local box offices and online booking pages. That matches the national cinema and distributor pages now showing active ticketing. ### Is there anything else fans should check before booking? (oasisinet.com) Vue lists the runtime at 2 hours and 3 minutes and marks the film as suitable only for customers aged 15 and over. ODEON lists a two-hour runtime and says the classification description is still to be confirmed. The next concrete step is September 8 or September 9, depending on the chain. (odeon.co.uk) Fans in Hull can confirm the exact screening day and seat availability through their chosen cinema’s booking page, including ODEON Luxe Hull and Vue’s local listings tool. (myvue.com) (odeon.co.uk)