Directed by Steven Soderbergh, this gripping documentary offers an intimate and unprecedented look at one of music's most iconic figures in his final hours. On December 8, 1980, John Lennon sat down for a poignant and revealing interview with Dave Sholin and Laurie Kaye, just hours before his tragic death. Alongside his wife and collaborator Yoko Ono, Lennon reflects on his life, his groundbreaking career with The Beatles, and his deep commitment to peace and family. The film weaves together this raw, unfiltered conversation with archival footage and insights from those present, including Ron Hummel and Bert Keane, creating a powerful snapshot of an artist at peace with his past yet full of hope for the future. Soderbergh crafts a hauntingly compelling narrative that captures Lennon's wit, wisdom, and vulnerability, transforming a simple interview into a profound meditation on legacy, creativity, and the fragility of life. This documentary is a must-see for fans seeking an authentic, emotional connection to the man behind the legend.