When Tina Turner Came to Britain

This documentary delves into Tina Turner's 50-year relationship with Britain, starting from her first visit in 1966. It combines previously unheard interviews and perspectives from those who have witnessed her journey. The film is narrated through her own words, offering a unique viewpoint on her impact and presence in the UK music landscape.

With a runtime of 59 minutes, this film is a concise yet informative exploration of Tina Turner’s influence. It features contributions from notable figures such as Martyn Ware, Glenn Gregory, P.P. Arnold, and Arlene Phillips, adding depth to the narrative. The documentary format allows collectors to appreciate the historical context and personal stories behind one of music's most iconic figures.