A story about the American rock band Pavement.

Unable to find a normal job and provide for his family, former soldier Jeffrey Manchester finds an illegal use for his skills and begins robbing McDonald's restaurants, which he enters via the roof. The man is caught and sent to prison for 45 years. Jeffrey misses his children terribly and soon escapes, deciding to wait out the manhunt in a toy store.

Charles Heath, an eccentric millionaire who has won the lottery twice, lives alone on the remote island of Wallis. He decides to fulfill his dream of reuniting his favorite musical duo, McGwyer Mortimer, by inviting them to perform at his home. Among the guests are former duo member Herb McGwyer and his ex-girlfriend Nell Mortimer. Tensions rise when a storm cuts off their island from the rest of the world, forcing them to deal with past grievances and inner turmoil.

The story of the creation of the album Nebraska by American musician Bruce Springsteen.

France, 1943. The Bourdel family finds themselves occupied by the Germans in their own home. Living together is complicated by the fact that the Bourdels are members of the Resistance...

Play is planning to throw a party at his place and invites half of the “black” neighborhood. His friends, Belal and Kid, will be there to DJ and rap. They will be joined by a couple of attentive police officers, Play's desperate neighbor and his wife, and three local thugs. The latter have plans to set fire to the host's house during the evening.

A groundbreaking concert experience blending Björk's "Utopia" album with cutting-edge VR and digital theater. The show merges live music and innovative tech, culminating in an environmental message from activist Greta Thunberg.

The farewell concert of the legendary heavy metal band Black Sabbath. The recording of the performance is interspersed with interviews with the musicians, who recall their journey from the band's inception to the present day.

The life story of virtuoso pianist David Helfgott. A joyless childhood under an oppressive father. A youth full of hope and disappointment. Studying at the best music school in the world, his first successes and, finally, worldwide fame.

Forty years after his first documentary about the rock band Spinal Tap, director Marty DiBergi has still not achieved fame in Hollywood, so he decides to start working on a new film about the band. He meets Hope, the daughter of the band's former manager, who has inherited the contract with the band, and learns that they are contractually obligated to perform one more concert. Now Spinal Tap must reunite and perform for the first time in 15 years.