EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert

'EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert' is a feature documentary focused on the figure of Elvis Presley that brings together restored archival footage of his live performances, mainly from his concert era in Las Vegas and tours conducted in the 1970s. The film presents original recordings filmed in 35 mm and other formats, along with recovered audio recordings synchronized for exhibition in cinemas.

The film is constructed from complete performances of songs before an audience, combined with images of the artist on stage, shots of the musicians accompanying him, and snippets showing the preparation and development of the shows. Throughout the footage, voice recordings of Presley himself from interviews and conversations recorded during those years are also included, integrated into the narrative structure of the documentary.

The direction is by Baz Luhrmann, who organizes the material into a continuous succession of musical numbers and archival segments without fictional recreations or additional dramatizations. The proposal focuses exclusively on existing audiovisual documents, restored and edited to create a concert cinematic experience.

The film offers an audiovisual journey through Elvis Presley's stage activity in the final years of his career, directly showcasing his performances, staging, and interaction with the audience during his live presentations.