Cameron Crowe’s directorial debut, 1983’s Tom Petty: Heartbreakers Beach Party, is coming to theaters this fall.

It’s been absolutely restored and in addition consists of 20 extra minutes of footage starring Petty and his bandmates Mike Campbell, Benmont Tench and Stan Lynch. According to a press launch, it options “in-depth interviews, electrifying live performances and unprecedented intimate access to [the band].”

For the primary time ever, the movie might be accessible to watch in theaters on Oct. 17 and 20, the latter being what would have been Petty’s 74th birthday. More details about tickets will be discovered right here.

You can watch a trailer for the film under.

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“Heartbreakers Beach Party occupies a special place in my heart,” Crowe mentioned in an announcement. “Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers leaned into the making of the film with a kind of hilarious music-filled honesty that still feels fresh forty years later. It was also my first experience as a director. Thanks to Adria Petty and the Petty Estate, along with our co-filmmakers Danny Bramson, Phil Savenick, Doug Dowdle and Greg Mariotti, I’m so happy we’re bringing it back in all its reckless glory. The fact that it was yanked from MTV after only one airing at two a.m. [in 1983] just shows that it was indeed an outlandish feast for fans in all the best ways. Let that sucker blast!”

In Other Tom Petty News…

Later this month, the Petty property will launch a deluxe reissue of 1982’s Long After Dark. Included is a remastered model of the unique album, plus recordings taken from French TV periods, commentary from Jimmy Iovine and Crowe, in addition to archival pictures.