It's surprising how much focus there is on the group itself rather than the "The Wall" tour; it’s unclear why they would characterize it as a documentary detailing the tour's production. Despite that, what we have here is a fairly good film chronicling the band's early days and their time after Waters left, featuring material from across the years.

The documentary, released in 2011 and running for just 80 minutes, devotes a significant portion—roughly 50 minutes—to examining the group’s formative years during the 1960s and specifically the period featuring Syd Barrett, along with what followed directly. During this time, their music evoked comparisons to The Doors alongside later Beatles recordings. Interestingly, the film highlights that The Beatles were worki…