Netflix launched a trailer for the upcoming documentary collection Clusterf**ok: Woodstock ’99, which is able to arrive on the streaming platform on Aug. 3.
First revealed in 2020, the present explores the disastrous Thirtieth-anniversary Woodstock occasion, which disintegrated into violence, vandalism and fires as the group grew to become livid with organizers for an obvious lack of curiosity in something however revenue.
The 2-minute trailer will be seen under.
Attendees reported inflated costs, lack of safety from excessive temperatures, inadequate rest room and water provisions, and underpaid workers abandoning their posts. Officers later reported 44 arrests, 10,000 individuals needing medical consideration and eight rapes throughout the three-day occasion. One reporter famous that “there have been simply waves of hatred bouncing across the place. It was clear we needed to get out of there.”
“The 1969 pageant’s identify is synonymous with peace, love and nice music,” Netflix mentioned in an announcement. “It was revived for a extremely anticipated Thirtieth anniversary, marketed as a millennium-defining celebration. … What went fallacious? The upcoming docuseries Clusterf**ok: Woodstock ’99 units out to seek out the reply. Some blamed the aggressive music of the headlining bands like Korn, Limp Bizkit and Rage Towards the Machine; others pointed fingers on the business exploitation by pageant organizers. Using uncommon insider footage and eyewitness interviews … the docuseries goes behind the scenes to disclose the egos and music that fueled three days of mayhem.”
“That is an epic, common story of nostalgia, hubris, greed and generational schism, informed from the perspective of these on the entrance line,” government producer Tom Pearson mentioned.
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