We all know about the British invasion of the 1960s, but not many remember the name who helped produce such artists. That name is Peter Asher. He may not be a household name but he is certainly popular among hit musicians like The Beatles.

The documentary details Asher’s life and work from being a child actor to being a record executive for some of the most well-known artists. Seeing his historic rise is incredible to look at. 

Directors Dayna Goldfine and Dan Geller have crafted a dream tale of incredible conception and style that you truly understand the heart and soul of this man who started out as a kid doing bit parts in movies to working with The Beatles and producing some of their best music. 

In some cases, the documentary is a very straightforward standard affair for anyone who has watched a lot of documentaries, but it certainly has its moments of flair and showcasing Asher’s passion in music and arts.

In conclusion, this film is mostly a by-the-numbers affair in storytelling but it certainly showcases a portrait of a man who catapulted his career into genius level work.