The Beatles’ Sgt. Pepper wasn’t just an album — it was a revolution (not the song ‘Revolution,’ that would be on The White Album.) After surviving the chaos of their 1966 World Tour and vowing to quit touring, they returned to the studio with fresh attitudes and limitless creativity. British video essayist Film Retrospective dives deep into this era, revealing how late-night sessions, no deadlines, and bold experimentation turned pop into art.
