The Rolling Stones Olé, Olé, Olé!: A Trip Across Latin America

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The Rolling Stones Olé, Olé, Olé!: A Trip Across Latin America

2016

1h 45m

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Music

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The Rolling Stones make history in Havana, playing to a crowd of 1.2 million.

Michael Rechtshaffen

Los Angeles Times

10/06/2016

Dugdale captures some terrific, reflective moments, including a poetic open air performance in the middle of a persistent So Paolo rainfall.

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Daniel M. Gold

New York Times

09/29/2016

Directed slickly by Paul Dugdale, "Ol" is less a concert film or travelogue than a historical account - swiftly, smartly assembled, reflecting events only six months old.

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Andrew Barker

Variety

09/12/2016

Given such a glut of recent documentary material on the 54-year-old band, the question has to be asked: Does this particular Rolling Stones film really have any pressing need to exist? In the case of "Ol," the answer is: "maybe not, but so what?"

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Benjamin H. Smith

Decider

05/24/2019

Between concert films and docs, there are over 20 different long form features about The Rolling Stones. Olé, Olé, Olé ranks among the best.

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Dennis Schwartz

Dennis Schwartz Movie Reviews

05/02/2018

B+

If a fan, this is a don't miss film.

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Robert Koehler

Cinema Scope

09/30/2017

... despite the cushiness of life on the road in a string of six-star hotels, Mick and Keith in particular evince an authentic sense of the blues (and fun) that reaffirms them as the definitive rock unit.

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Dallas H

Jan 30

I mindlessly went into this viewing expecting to watch a concert movie but was given a road trip documentary about a band. I don't mind the switch-up. I liked it. It is interesting to watch a day in life on the road with a long-running rock band and to see the impact of their music on their fans worldwide.

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08/28/2021

I thought it was good overall and interesting to see how many Rock & Roll fans they have across Latin America that idolize them plus how they were able to break down old barriers for this music including Cuba, to bring people together. Amazing to see the Stones still touring with the same energy after all these years too.

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05/12/2019

so excleent on many lebels from its own artisty content and style to the peersonal connections with me having lived in chile and seen them there and in abq to much more . fo reals a great doc . not just what you might think well done

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04/08/2019

Amazing, loved it!!!

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03/19/2017

I need to go to concerts in South America. They know how to jam!!

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01/16/2017

good stuff see the stones make history

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Synopsis

The Rolling Stones make history in Havana, playing to a crowd of 1.2 million.

Director: Paul Dugdale
Producer: Sam Bridger
Screenwriter: Paul Dugdale, Sam Bridger
Production Co: JA Digital
Genre: Documentary, Music
Original Language: English
Release Date (Streaming): Mar 23, 2017
Runtime: 1h 45m

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