David Guetta lands in the UK to a crowd of fans mobbing the airport, the opening scene of a film following his first full arena tour of the country. The camera tracks him through London's O2 Arena and Manchester's MEN Arena, cutting between the stage and the crew rigging lights and sound before doors open. Guetta talks through his own path into the music industry and how his production style shifted as he moved from club DJ to festival headliner, while the film sits in on studio sessions and dressing-room moments with guests including Kelly Rowland, Fatboy Slim, and Usher, watching how a track gets built and reshaped with each collaborator's input. Slow-motion shots and aerial crowd footage do most of the work of showing what an arena full of people looks like from the stage. Director Huse Monfaradi keeps the structure simple: airport, soundcheck, show, next city, repeat, letting the repetition make the case for how demanding the tour actually is. The film runs on Guetta's own tracks throughout, functioning as much as a concert record as a profile.