What is the title of R.E.M.'s 1996 concert film?

R.E.M.’s 1996 concert film was titled Road Movie.

Road Movie is a documentary-style concert video released in 1996 after R.E.M.’s worldwide Monster tour. Directed by Peter Care, it captures performances from the final three Atlanta shows, held at The Omni on November 18, 19, and 21, 1995. The finished film runs for about 90 minutes and includes nineteen songs, combining performances with montage-style editing.

The project documents the touring era surrounding Monster, R.E.M.’s 1994 album. That record marked a deliberate shift from the softer, acoustic character of Automatic for the People toward louder guitars and a more aggressive rock presentation. Road Movie therefore provides a visual record of one of the band’s most theatrical live periods.

The title is easy to mix up with R.E.M.’s other video releases. Tourfilm came out in 1990, This Film Is On followed in 1991, and Parallel was released in 1995. Road Movie was issued on VHS and DVD, and is more precisely classified as a concert video or documentary-style film than a conventional theatrical movie.