Clocking in at 2 hours and 48 minutes, “Renaissance” is more than a concert movie; Beyoncé narrates the making of the tour, and there’s behind-the-scenes footage and candid family moments. (Beyoncé is credited as “director, producer & creative director” of the film.) Continue reading

Following Taylor Swift's record-breaking "Eras Tour" movie, Beyoncé hits theaters with a film of her own, self-directed, that offers behind-the-scenes footage.

A source tells PEOPLE that the two left the premiere "side by side" and that "they didn’t look happy but looked together and exited that way”

Written, directed and produced by the musician herself, the documentary combines concert footage from the Renaissance World Tour with behind-the-scenes glimpses at the making of the album and the show.

Beyoncé's concert film of her 'Renaissance' tour, out Dec. 1, is as much a documentary about the pursuit of perfection as it is about the show itself

"I’m excited for people to see the show, but I’m really excited for everyone to see the process," Beyoncé says in the movie.

Familiar faces in Beyoncé’s inner circle all showed up to support the beloved artist at the Samuel Goldwyn Theatre yesterday evening.

It wasn’t enough for Beyoncé to command stadiums around the world this summer: Now Queen Bey is coming to movie theaters on Friday. Here’s what to know about her much-anticipated concert film.

Applause, a round of applause. The reviews are in for Beyoncé’s upcoming film based on her successful Renaissance World Tour. “Renaissance: A Film By Beyoncé” premiered in Los Angeles on Saturday at the Samuel Goldwyn Theater in Beverly Hills.

Blue Ivy has become a fan-favorite part of her mother Beyoncé's Renaissance tour, taking the stage for "My Power" and "Black Parade" night after night, with her confidence evolving over the course of the tour.