U2: From The Sky Down (2011) [Blu-ray]

The Toronto Film Festival kicked off this past weekend and one of the films to open up the annual festival was Showtime's upcoming documentary, From The Sky Down, which chronicles the making of the timeless U2 classic album, Achtung Baby.

Originally released in 1991, Achtung Baby is most known for containing notable U2 tracks such as "Mysterious Ways," "Until The End of the World," and the universally and critically acclaimed "One," which has gone on to be used as a theme song for many causes from AIDS Awareness to social injustice. What most U2 fans, or rather average ones, don't know is the drama that went on behind the scenes during the creation of the album. Achtung Baby also marked the beginning of U2's famous ZooTV tour that lasted for three years and led into the group's follow-up album Zooropa.

From acclaimed director Davis Guggenheim (An Inconvenient Truth), From the Sky Down features U2's creative process in making Achtung Baby the album we have all come to love and adore today. To mark the album's 20th anniversary, Guggenheim and U2 returned to Berlin's Hansa Studios, the place where the magic originally happened back in October 1990, where the band rehearsed for this year's Glastonbury Festival.