The White Album

Set against the backdrop of the politically charged year 1968, the narrative explores the Beatles' evolution following the death of their manager, Brian Epstein. Freed from the constraints of constant touring, the band collaborates in multiple studios, allowing for a creative surge that results in a remarkable album. Despite internal tensions and the presence of Yoko Ono, their artistic journey reflects both personal and collective challenges, showcasing their resilience and innovation during a transformative period in music history.