AC/DC: Live At Donington

AC/DC: Live At Donington is a music film documenting the Australian band's performance as the headliner for the third Monsters of Rock festival in August 1991. Set at Castle Donington in the United Kingdom, the production captures a two-hour set of the group's most popular songs. The show featured various visual elements, including a large inflatable Rosie, a hells bell, and firing cannons. To record the event, the production used 26 cameras, including aerial shots from a helicopter, and was filmed on 35 mm Panavision.

The film was directed by David Mallet, marking the first of five listed projects in his career, which later included work with Pink Floyd and Janet Jackson. The screenplay was written by Angus Young and Brian Johnson. The cast features the band members: Angus Young on lead guitar, Malcolm Young on rhythm guitar, Brian Johnson as lead singer, Cliff Williams on bass, and Chris Slade on drums. Produced by Leidseplein Presse and Serpent Films, the movie earned 1 million USD at the worldwide box office. Audience reception has been positive, with a rating of 8.5/10 from 1,600 votes on IMDb and 8.4/10 from 110 votes on TMDB.