Oasis film Don't Look Back In Anger screens

Hull cinema listings now show “Don’t Look Back In Anger,” the Oasis reunion-tour documentary, scheduled for September screenings, with tickets already on sale. Local coverage published on September 1 said the film is coming to Hull as part of its cinema rollout. Booking pages and film listings indicate the documentary opens in cinemas on September 9 and plays through mid-September in Hull. ### Which cinemas in Hull are showing it? Hull listings show the film at least at Reel Cinemas Hull, where a booking page for “Oasis: Don’t Look Back In Anger” is live. That page describes the film as charting Liam and Noel Gallagher’s reunion tour, “Oasis Live ’25,” and confirms Hull screenings are available to book. Hull Daily Mail’s report, mirrored by local and syndicated listings, said September screenings were on sale for the city. A local repost of the article said the film would show “exclusively at cinemas” from September 9 to September 17, with Hull among the locations taking bookings. ### What is the film actually about? (reelcinemas.co.uk) Cinema synopses describe “Don’t Look Back In Anger” as a documentary built around Oasis Live ’25, the band’s 2025 reunion tour. Fandango, IMAX and ODEON all use near-identical wording, saying the film follows Liam and Noel Gallagher on what they call one of the biggest rock comebacks of the period. The same listings say the film combines tour footage with backstage material and fan scenes. (whereinhull.com) Several reports also say it includes the first joint interview with Noel and Liam Gallagher in more than 20 years. ### Why is the title familiar? “Don’t Look Back In Anger” takes its name from Oasis’s 1996 single, one of the band’s best-known songs. (fandango.com) The documentary title appears across cinema chains and entertainment listings in that exact form, tying the film directly to the group’s catalog as it packages footage from the reunion run. (whereinhull.com) Official Charts, in a guide published on August 18, described the project as the documentary treatment of Liam and Noel Gallagher’s “history-making” reunion and said a trailer had already been released. ### Who made the documentary? Cinema databases list Dylan Southern as director, while some chain and entertainment listings credit Dylan Southern and Will Lovelace. (officialcharts.com) Fandango names Southern as director, and ODEON lists both Southern and Lovelace on its film page. Entertainment coverage published last week said the documentary was also set for a September festival premiere. (officialcharts.com) An MSN-hosted item about the directors said the film would premiere at the Venice International Film Festival in September. ### When and where can people watch beyond Hull? September 9 is the date most consistently attached to the film’s cinema release in current listings, while Hull-specific reports say local screenings run through September 17. (fandango.com) ODEON lists September 9 as the release date, and other local reports in Yorkshire and Scotland said tickets went on sale in August for September screenings. (msn.com) U.S. and international listings also point to a broader release. AMC is carrying an IMAX early-access event page, and Fandango has a ticketing overview page for the film. Separate recent coverage said the documentary would later stream on Disney+ worldwide and on Hulu and Disney+ in the United States, though streaming dates were not specified in the listings reviewed. (amctheatres.com) (odeon.co.uk)