When Hippies Ruled The World

This documentary takes viewers back to the psychedelic Sixties, focusing on the period from 1967 to 1970. It highlights the music and culture that defined the hippie revolution, featuring artists such as Joni Mitchell and The Doors. Key events like Woodstock and the impact of LSD and free love are also explored.

The film showcases a colorful tapestry of experiences, from anthems and festivals to the fashion trends of the time, exemplified by the iconic afghan coats. Dennis Hopper, a pivotal figure in the era, also connects the movement to films like Easy Rider, capturing the spirit of the time.

With contributions from notable personalities such as Ray Manzarek, Arthur Brown, John Peel, Jeremy Clarkson, and Ice-T, this documentary provides a comprehensive look at a transformative period in music and culture. Collectors interested in music history and the documentary genre will appreciate this in-depth exploration of a significant cultural phenomenon.