New Documentary Explores John Lennon and Yoko Ono's Creative Partnership and Activism

The film revisits their iconic 1972 Madison Square Garden concerts and offers rare insights into their lives in New York City.

The documentary, titled 'One to One: John & Yoko,' focuses on an 18-month period in the early 1970s when the couple lived in Greenwich Village, New York.
It features restored footage from their only full-length concert together, held at Madison Square Garden in 1972 to benefit children with special needs.
The film includes rare and unseen material from Lennon and Ono's personal archives, such as home movies and phone recordings.
John Lennon described Yoko Ono as an 'independent creative genius,' and the couple's activism and creative collaboration are central themes of the film.
The documentary will premiere in IMAX on April 11, with a wider theatrical release on April 18, followed by streaming later in the year.