Wesley Morris

Woodstock 99 began as a three-day festival that promised to echo the countercultural unity and idealism of the original 1969 Woodstock but instead descended into mayhem and ultimately became known as "the day the nineties died." This film examines the grim outcome of the infamous festival, where misguided ambition, cost-cutting measures, and white toxic masculinity created a breeding ground for riots, looting, and sexual violence.

Produced by The New York Times, Sorry/Not Sorry is a thought-provoking film examining public shaming, "wokeness", culpability, and poses the question: do famous men ever really get "cancelled"?