In 1967, the Beatles faced a financial crisis due to their massive success and tax bills. To solve this, they created Apple Corps, a company that would invest their money and spread the values of the Hippie movement worldwide. For five years, Apple Corps was a colorful and chaotic company that launched various ventures, including a fashion shop, tech start-up, poetry division, and film production department. The company's story is told through the eyes of those who worked there, with never-before-seen photographs, animation, and rare footage. The film is narrated by Peter Coyote, a counter-cultural activist, and explores the peaks and pitfalls of Hippie-dom.
The Beatles, Hippies and Hells Angels: Inside the Crazy World of Apple
The Beatles, in 1967, were struggling to manage their massive fame and financial success, as their tax bills threatened to bankrupt them. To mitigate this, they created a new company, Apple Corps, to diversify their investments.
