Where has this footage been hiding for nearly 40 years?
A massive 14-camera film of George Michael’s legendary 1988 “Faith” tour was considered completely lost. This long-lost treasure has finally been found and fully restored for a massive theatrical release.
It is a total miracle for fans.
This was not just a small recording or a grainy home video. It was a high-budget 35mm shoot captured over two nights in Paris and for decades no one knew where the master reels were kept.
It was a total mystery.
Experts say this discovery changes everything we know about that era. The visual sharpness of the 35mm film proves George was already a cinematic icon and a master of his craft before he even hit his prime.
Watch below and see how they brought these old 35mm tapes back to life!
The most shocking part of this discovery is not just the video quality. The movie kicks off with completely secret and unheard audio interviews that will likely leave most fans in tears.
You will finally hear the 24-year-old legend’s voice again.
These hidden recordings are part of a special opening film directed by Mary McCartney. George speaks about his life and the weight of fame in a way the world has never heard before now.
It feels like a ghostly reminder of his genius.
Watch the official teaser below to see the legend back in action!
This event is more than just a trip to the cinema for older fans. You are also getting a brand-new 18-track album packed with live songs including Wham! hits and solo tracks that have remained hidden in the vaults since the eighties.
This is the ultimate music rescue mission.
Our analysis shows this is more than just a nostalgia trip. By releasing the secret audio and the live album together the estate is finally showing the “real” George that the 1980s press often ignored.
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