Peter Bogdonavich's epic rockumentary (strange phrase to use but this clocks in at a couple of minutes under four hours--not the movie to watch if you are planning on doing anything else at all with the rest of your evening) of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. Along with The Last Waltz, the best rock and roll documentary I've ever seen. The sound is awesome, Petty tells it like it was with a wicked sense of humor. A lot of seldom seen footage of pre-Heartbreaker bands (The Epics, Mudcrutch, etc.) and their first couple of years together before they busted out with Damn the Torpedoes. Film was made in 2006 and I'm sure it features some of the last interviews ever with George Harrison and Howie Epstein. A must see if you are a Tom Petty fan.