Focusing on the three-week period in February 1964, 'Beatles \'64' vividly portrays the band's experiences amid the surrounding media frenzy.

John Lennon reflects on their experience during the height of Beatlemania, describing it as being 'in the eye of the hurricane.'

Ringo Starr expresses the band's excitement about being in America, recalling a humorous mix-up regarding their arrival location.

The film features archival footage from documentarians Albert and David Maysles, along with new interviews from surviving band members Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr.

A trailer for 'Beatles \'64' has been released, showcasing the band's arrival in the U.S. sixty years ago.

The nearly two-and-a-half-minute trailer includes black and white footage of the Beatles during a train ride and Paul McCartney performing 'Long Tall Sally.'

'Beatles \'64' emphasizes the cultural impact of the Beatles, featuring commentary from American music legends like Berry Gordy and Smokey Robinson.

The documentary combines thrilling performance footage with a more intimate portrayal of the camaraderie between the band members during their rise to fame.

The upcoming documentary titled 'Beatles \'64', directed by David Tedeschi and produced by Martin Scorsese, will premiere on Disney+ on November 29, 2024.

This film highlights the historic moment on February 7, 1964, when The Beatles landed in New York City, marking the beginning of Beatlemania in America.

Director Tedeschi revealed that the documentary includes over 17 minutes of previously unseen footage from the Maysles brothers, known for their pioneering documentary work.

The film's music, produced by Giles Martin, ensures high-quality sound and remastering, with footage upscaled to 4K and music remixed using technology from Peter Jackson's Wingnut Films.