Max Richter's Sleep is a documentary film directed by Natalie Johns that explores the composer's eight-hour-long Sleep composition and its intention to lull listeners into a state of relaxation. The film follows Max Richter and his team as they prepare for a Sleep concert in Los Angeles. Richter discusses the inspiration behind his composition, his creative process, and the scientific research behind the therapeutic effects of music and sleep. The film also features interviews with neuroscientists, psychologists, and sleep experts who offer insights into the benefits of a good night's sleep. Throughout the film, viewers are treated to stunning visuals of nature and landscapes, enhancing the soothing effects of Richter's music. Max Richter's Sleep is a cinematic meditation on the importance of rest and reflection in our busy lives.