
'Woodstock' is a documentary that falls within the music and cultural history genre, focusing on the legendary 1969 Woodstock Music & Art Festival. Typical elements of this genre present in the film include archival concert footage, candid backstage moments, interviews with performers and attendees, and an exploration of the cultural and social atmosphere of the time. What makes 'Woodstock' stand out is its intimate and multifaceted portrayal of the event—not just showcasing the music but also capturing the raw realities, such as drug use, unexpected crowd dynamics, and emergency efforts—painting a comprehensive and immersive picture of this iconic moment in countercultural history. Featuring direct participation of legendary musicians like Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend as themselves, the documentary provides authentic insider perspectives, augmenting its historical and emotional impact compared to other documentaries in the genre.