TF - TWST: Things We Said Today

TWST: Things We Said Today

TWST: Things We Said Today 6.5
Released 2024  ·  86 min
Language English
Added 15 Dec 2025
In a vibrant, animated time capsule, "Things We Said Today" (2024) brings to life three unforgettable days in New York City's history: August 13-15, 1965, when the Beatles arrived and played their first concert at Shea Stadium. This visually stunning documentary weaves together archival footage from major networks and amateur home movies with an animated narrative, transporting viewers back to a bygone era of cultural revolution and social change. Through the eyes of two teenage fans - one from New York City and another on the road - the film captures the excitement and idealism of that pivotal moment in American history. 🎬 Enhanced by REEL

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