All Things Must Pass

The film focuses on the history of Tower Records and its founder, Russ Solomon. It does not include any stories or critiques related to LGBTQ+ issues or challenge the assumption that everyone is straight. The narrative centers on the company’s growth and eventual bankruptcy.

The documentary highlights the story of the male founder and his role in the company’s success and decline. It does not provide any insights into the roles or experiences of women in the business.

Although the company operated globally across five continents, the film primarily focuses on the Western perspective of the company’s history. It does not include any perspectives from non-Anglo-Saxon cultures.

The documentary explores the transition from physical to digital media through a capitalist lens. It presents a history of American commerce but does not offer a post-colonial critique.

The film does not mention any characters or subjects with visible or invisible disabilities.