2019

2h 17m

8.1(338 votes)

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Overview

This intimate, in-depth look at Beyoncé's celebrated 2018 Coachella performance reveals the emotional road from creative concept to cultural movement.

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Beyoncé

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Jay-Z

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Kelly Rowland

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Michelle Williams

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Solange

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Blue Ivy Carter

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Rumi Carter

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Sir Carter

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Tina Knowles

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Chloe Bailey

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Halle Bailey

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J Balvin

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Pharrell Williams

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Cardi B

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Jennifer Hudson

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Octavia Spencer

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SZA

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Simone Bozyermini

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Janee Di

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Chris Gray

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Arnetta Johnson

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Chris Johnson

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Corbin Jones

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Marie Katre

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Ariel O'Neal

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Peter Ortega

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Lauren Robinson

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Crystal Torres

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Rie Tsuji

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Lessie Vonner

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Venzella Joy Williams

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Vidie Williams

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Rasaq Adeyemi

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Larry Allen

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Mathew Ashraf

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Jacques Bell

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Alex Blake

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Tallie Brinson

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Isaac Carter

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Kadeem Chambers

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Brandon Cunningham

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Jalen Harvey

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Rashaad Horne

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Keir Garner

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Dasmyn Grigsby

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Michael Jones

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Giovanni Luevano

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Lomario Marchman

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Maurice Mosley

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Naderah Munajj

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Joey Oakly

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Ralph Nadar

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Jason Price

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Loubins Richard

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Erin Robinson

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Travord Rolle

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Brian Snell

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Nathaniel Spencer

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Sean Torres

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Wayne Westley

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Tiffanie Cross

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Jasmin Cruz

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Steve Epting

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Naarai Jacobs

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Jamal Moore

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Dwanna Grange

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Kiandra Richardson

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Tiffany Ryan

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Jerome Wayne

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Chimera Wilson

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Cameron Wright

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George Young

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Crystal Alforque

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Amber Camp

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Jasmin Charles

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Rhea Hosanny

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Jessica McJunkins

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Ezinma Ramsey

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Chala Yancy

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Ashley Everett

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Courtney Allen

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Jasmine Badie

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Asantewa Cotterell

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Makeda Cyrus

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Hannah Douglass

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Hajiba Fahmy

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