Get Back, the Beatles documentary directed by Peter Jackson, has provided a stunning insight into the band, during a month in 1969 when they came together to record the album that became Let It Be. Michael Lindsay Hogg directed the film and was responsible for shooting the footage that Jackson has assembled beautifully. In this podcast, he spoke about that time, his relationship with his mother, the Irish actress Geraldine Fitzgerald and the man who might have been his father, Orson Welles. Times of trouble Dion Fanning: Michael, it’s very good to talk to you. I emailed you before Christmas…

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