Michael Lindasy-Hogg

Director best known for directing the Beatles' Let It Be, the filmed document of their 1969 rehearsals and rooftop concert.

Chosen as the director for the Let It Be filming; filming began on January 2, 1969.

A highly positive, reflective appraisal of Michael Lindsay-Hogg's Let It Be. The review calls the film a "masterpiece (of sincerity)" and emphasizes both the painful quarrels and transcendent musical moments. It highlights the rooftop concert and the intimate episodes that reveal the Beatles' complex relationships. The overall reading is nostalgic and admiring.

For:Beatles fans, music documentary viewers, film students, readers interested in band histories