"Teechnically more a travelogue than a traditional concert film, Paul Dugdale's "The Rolling Stones Olé Olé Olé!: A Trip Across Latin America" is an intimate chronicle of the band's 2016 tour leading up to their historic Cuban concert.As the Stones travel from Argentina, where the enjoy a particularly rabid following, to Uruguay, Brazil, Peru, Chile and Colombia, veteran music documentarian Dugdale captures some terrific, reflective moments, including a poetic open air performance in the middle of a persistent São Paolo rainfall.Even with the intense behind-the-scenes logistics surrounding their big March 25 Havana gig (which had to be pushed back after President Obama's own historic visit) there's a genuine ease between Mick and the septuagenarian boys.And although the film might stint on full renditions of their songs, one of the few played in its entirety is a gorgeous, relaxed acoustic version of "Honky Tonk Women" delivered by Mick and Keith in a vacant dressing room".