Chris Waywell

On one level, this is almost a really intriguing study of a very particular kind of first-world creative anxiety, but unfortunately, the fly-on-the-wall stuff just sounds like – as one of them calls it – ‘whining’. It looks like a real chore being in a-ha, around a-ha or possibly even a fan of a-ha.

This is a great piece of history, about people who took huge risks every day and every night just to be allowed to be themselves.

If you already love the Velvet Underground, this is two hours of visual and aural bliss. If you don’t, same.

Fans of The West Wing will really dig it. Director Dror Moreh rarely lets the news headlines intrude on the backstage bartering.