The Story of the Kinks

This documentary chronicles the rise and struggles of the iconic British rock band, The Kinks. It delves into their early days in the 1960s, their groundbreaking musical innovations, and the internal and external challenges that shaped their career. The film features interviews with band members and archival footage, offering a comprehensive look at their enduring legacy.

As a documentary focused on a specific band's history, 'The Story of the Kinks' was primarily reviewed by music publications and specialized critics. It was generally well-received for its in-depth look at the band's influential career and candid interviews, although some noted its focus primarily on the band's classic era.

• Praised for its comprehensive overview of The Kinks' significant contributions to rock music.

• Appreciated for offering insights into the band's internal dynamics and creative process.

• Seen as an essential watch for fans of The Kinks and 1960s/70s rock history.

Google audience: Audience reviews are generally positive, with viewers frequently highlighting the film's thorough exploration of the band's music and history, and praising the interviews with the Davies brothers.

The documentary was directed by Don Letts, who also directed the acclaimed Kinks concert film 'Kinks: One for the Road' in 1980.