The Stones and Brian Jones

This documentary examines the early years of the Rolling Stones, focusing on the essential role Brian Jones played in the band's creation and rise to fame. It explores the internal rivalries and tensions that existed among the musicians, eventually leading to Jones leaving the group in 1969 shortly before his death. The narrative is supported by archive footage and interviews with former band members and associates.

Directed by Nick Broomfield, the film follows his 1977 work Marriage Guidance. Broomfield also co-wrote and produced the project alongside Marc Hoeferlin and Shani Hinton. The production, originating from the United Kingdom via Lafayette Films, features a cast of 29 people. This includes appearances by Bill Wyman and Zouzou, while Freddie Fox provides the voice for Brian Jones. Broomfield serves as the narrator and interviewer.

The movie has a runtime of 93 minutes. On TMDB, it holds a rating of 7.1/10 based on 10 votes.