Noel Gallagher left in tears beside brother as Liam makes sweet gesture during Oasis film premiere in Venice

EMOTIONAL Noel Gallagher shed tears after Oasis received an eight-minute ovation at the launch of their film. He regained his composure and brother Liam lifted his hand in a victory stance as documentary Don’t Look Back In Anger wowed the Venice audience. Noel Gallagher wiped away tears as he became emotional during the Oasis film premiere in Venice Credit: Not known, clear with picture desk Liam and Noel proudly stood beside one another at the red carpet event Credit: Getty A source said: “Noel and Liam knew this film would stir up emotions, and for Noel it was such a beautiful moment. He was overcome by the reaction. “Even Liam, who has all the swagger, had to take it in.” Sign up for the Showbiz newsletter Thank you! Today the brothers return to the red carpet in Leicester Square, London, for the UK premiere. Noel, 59, admitted last week he found watching the film so emotional he didn’t think he’d stay and see it again. There was no sense of any lingering bad blood as they watched the film together Credit: Getty The pair mingled with their fans and supporters afterwards Credit: Getty Onlookers revealed the pair shared jokes throughout the nights Credit: Getty The band will be heading back out on the road soon in 2027 Credit: Getty He said: “I was knackered watching it. There’s a lot of people crying in it.”The Venice audience sang along to Champagne Supernova. Fans, including one with a Manchester City flag, gathered at the Palazzo del Cinema in the hope of seeing the brothers. The pair laughed and joked before the start. A fan shouted: “Venice, are you mad for it?” Grinning, Liam replied: “Oh yeah.” The film covers Oasis’s 2025 comeback tour and the audience clapped every track. Most read in TV As the credits rolled and the ovation started, Liam mouthed to Noel: “Should we f***k off?” The film’s writer Stephen Knight told them to stay for autographs and selfies, gaining them another riotous reception. Disney+ will stream the film later this year and hope it makes the Oscars shortlist. Stephen said: “Very rarely do you get the chance to tell a story that is so emotional. “They’re working-class men, they’re not going to show emotion, not even going to shake hands. We were very fortunate that’s what happened. “From the very beginning we wanted to make this about reconciliation and redemption.” Last week The Sun revealed dates and venues for Oasis’s 2027 tour. Formal announcement is expected next week. Comment now