The iconic British heavy metal band Iron Maiden, which celebrated its 50th anniversary last year, is set to release their documentary titled 'Burning Ambition' on May 15 in Ecuador and several other Latin American countries including Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Mexico, Peru, and Venezuela. The film aims to celebrate the band's remarkable five-decade career and features a wide array of concert footage along with behind-the-scenes clips. The documentary will make its debut in limited screenings across North America on May 7 before expanding to Latin America, catering to the band's significant fanbase in the region.

Fans in Ecuador can look forward to the release of 'Burning Ambition' with tickets going on sale starting March 18, providing an opportunity to experience the band’s legacy on the big screen. Additionally, Iron Maiden's concert is scheduled for October 14 at the Estadio Atahualpa in Quito, further enhancing the excitement for fans. This documentary, directed by Malcolm Venville, who has notable works including 'Churchill at War,' and produced by Dominic Freeman, promises to merge concert footage with interviews from celebrities who are lifelong fans of the band, thereby creating an engaging narrative around Iron Maiden's influential impact on the heavy metal genre.

As Iron Maiden continues to rally their fanbase through this documentary, it signifies not only a celebration of their past but also an investment in their legacy, ensuring the younger generation and new fans have the chance to appreciate the band’s journey and influence in the music industry. The release is anticipated to draw considerable attention from both existing fans and newer audiences who are discovering the band's music and history.