Fillmore

Year: 1972

Runtime: 105 mins

Language: English

Director: Richard T. Heffron

Music

Bill Graham closed the Fillmore West in summer 1971 with five all‑star concerts ending on July 4. The historic San Francisco venue, a ’60s West Coast music hub, featured acts like the Grateful Dead and Santana. FILLMORE: THE LAST DAYS documents the backstage chaos and performances, now restored for its first DVD release by Rhino.

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