Filmed during Bob Dylan’s highly successful 1965 UK tour, Dont Look Back captures and skilfully combines performances, confrontations and moments of quiet reflection, as Dylan navigates the pressures of his sudden fame.

The film lets scenes unfold organically and avoids narration to reveal the tensions between art, audience and identity. Its observational style reshapes documentary filmmaking, while its main subject remains compellingly elusive.

‘One of the most honest films ever made about celebrity and resistance.’ – Greil Marcus, Rolling Stone