Woodstock: The Director's Cut
Sure, you've seen the Oscar-winning 1970 documentary capturing the festival, with innovative split-screen effects by editors Thelma Schoonmaker and Martin Scorsese in their first hit collaboration. What you haven't likely seen is this behemoth of a three-hour, 44-minute epic, which adds songs and artists unseen in the original, 30 performances including Janis Joplin, Jefferson Airplane, The Band, the Grateful Dead and Neil Young. It's playing in theaters nationally for the first time since the first release, for one night, Aug. 15, but it's available for home viewing, too
