THE GIRL FROM WOODSTOCK

Two generations. One story. A summer of
music, love, and untold truths

In the summer of 1969, everything feels like it’s about to change.
The world is at war, but at Woodstock, there’s music, rebellion,
and a spark of hope. Sybile is counting the days until her fiancé
returns from Vietnam. Gabriel is caught in limbo, knowing the
draft could claim him any moment. And Sky has vanished from
the life she knew, chasing freedom in its purest form.

They meet by chance, drawn together by the pulse of a festival
that will become legend. What unfolds between them over a
few wild, beautiful days will echo far beyond the muddy fields
of New York.

More than three decades later, a filmmaker obsessed with The
Girl from Woodstock sets out to uncover the truth behind the
myth. With him are Lennon, a screenwriter who never stopped
dreaming, and Erick, the composer she hoped never to see
again. As they reopen a story that once burned bright, they’ll
confront the fault lines of love, memory, and the power of the
stories we choose to tell.