The True History Of The Traveling Wilburys

In the spring of 1988, George Harrison invited a group of musical friends, including Jeff Lynne, Roy Orbison, Tom Petty, and Jim Keltner, to join him in Bob Dylan's L.A. home studio for a day of music-making. The result was the hit song "Handle With Care," and the group was so pleased with the process that they decided to spend a week at Dave Stewart's house, writing and recording a song a day. The documentary follows the creative process, showcasing the group's collaborative efforts and individual talents as they produce an album that would go platinum. The film also features a eulogy for Orbison in the form of the rock video for "End of the Line."

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