Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger premiered at the Venice Film Festival on September 5, 2026, and begins a limited theatrical rollout in September. The confirmed streaming window is later in 2026: Disney’s UK press kit names Disney+ for the UK and Hulu plus Disney+ for the U.S. No exact streaming date has been announced.
The cinema date is not identical in every market. Official French materials list IMAX screenings on September 9 and other cinemas on September 11, while Associated Press and Variety coverage identifies September 11 as the broader theatrical and IMAX date. Viewers should use local listings rather than treating one date as a worldwide opening.
When does the Oasis documentary open in theaters?
- France: Disney France lists September 9 in IMAX and September 11 in other cinemas.
- September 11 rollout: Associated Press reports an IMAX release on that date, and Variety reports the film opening in theaters.
- United Kingdom: Disney’s current UK press kit promises select IMAX and cinema screenings in September without presenting one universal date in its text.
- Other markets: No complete worldwide schedule appears in the official materials. Availability, format and the length of the engagement can vary by country and theater.
This is a special theatrical engagement, not a standard promise that every multiplex will carry the film. A September 11 listing in one region does not prove the same opening date somewhere else, and a local IMAX date does not automatically establish the date for conventional screens.
When will Don’t Look Back in Anger stream?
Disney says the documentary will stream later in 2026, but it has not named a day or month. In the UK, the announced home is Disney+. In the United States, the press kit names both Hulu and Disney+. That wording is more specific than reports that mention only Disney+, and it is the clearest current platform guidance for those two markets.
The September cinema dates are not streaming dates. Disney has also not announced a digital rental or purchase window, a physical release, or whether the same services will carry the film in every country. A trailer or title page appearing on a platform before launch would not, by itself, prove that the film is already playable.
What does Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger cover?
The documentary follows the Oasis Live ’25 reunion tour, which brought Liam and Noel Gallagher back together after the band’s long split. Disney describes access to rehearsals, backstage spaces and performances, alongside the experience of fans around the world. Associated Press characterizes the result as part concert film and part examination of the brothers’ difficult relationship.
The filmmakers began interviewing the brothers separately before rehearsals, then spoke with them together while the tour was underway. The official press kit calls those conversations the first joint interviews with Liam and Noel in more than 20 years. That gives the movie a second subject beyond the concerts: how their reconciliation changed as the tour moved from an idea into a live event.
What the Venice premiere confirmed
The film made its world premiere at Venice on September 5. Variety reported an eight-minute standing ovation after the screening, with Liam and Noel appearing together for the event. That reception is evidence of the festival audience’s enthusiasm, not a review score or a guarantee of how the wider theatrical release will be received.
The premiere also makes the film itself a completed, publicly screened work rather than a project known only through a teaser. It does not settle the remaining distribution questions. Disney’s streaming date and the full country-by-country cinema schedule are still outstanding.
Who made the Oasis reunion documentary?
Steven Knight created the project, and Dylan Southern and Will Lovelace directed it. Southern and Lovelace previously worked together on music documentaries including Shut Up and Play the Hits and Meet Me in the Bathroom. Knight is credited in the official materials as the writer, producer and director behind projects including Peaky Blinders and A Thousand Blows.
Magna Studios produced the film, Sony Music Vision presents it in association with Sony Music Entertainment UK, and Disney+ presents the special theatrical engagement as a Hulu Original film. Sam Bridger and Guy Heeley are the named producers. Those credits distinguish the production team from the services handling its release.
What remains unconfirmed
- Exact streaming date: only “later this year” is confirmed for 2026.
- One worldwide theater date: the rollout is regional, and the official sources publish different market-specific dates.
- Runtime: the Disney press kit used here does not provide one, so Pixel Twelve is not assigning a duration.
- Another Oasis tour: festival speculation and fan theories are not an announcement of future shows.
The reliable takeaway is narrower: the film has premiered, September theatrical screenings are beginning, and Disney has set a later-2026 streaming window in the UK and U.S. Anything more precise should wait for an official dated listing.
Where to track the film
The Pixel Twelve movie page for Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger keeps the current release status, official image and related coverage together. The Movies hub collects the site’s other current film coverage.
The next material update will be a dated Disney+, Hulu or regional cinema listing. Until then, the limited theatrical rollout and later-2026 streaming window are the most precise release information supported by Disney’s own materials.









