Synopsis

In 1971, a teenager named Julien Temple ran away to go to a festival called Glastonbury Fayre. There, 12,000 fidgety fans united for a couple of days of debauchery, dance, and rock that would leave an indelible mark on the young Temple. 35 years later, Glastonbury Festival became one of the most important festivals on the planet. Some years yes, others no... fighting against all odds until today, when Glastonbury is one of the most famous events in the world, with an established attendance of 112,000 people. With over 900 hours of private filming, and the material that the director himself compiled, Glastonbury emerges in just over two hours of footage.

Director

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  • Julien Temple
  • Born in 1953, Julien Temple is a British filmmaker, known for his work in feature films, documentaries, and music videos. He made his directorial debut with a film about the Sex Pistols, and since then, has created several follow-up works. Another film about the Sex Pistols, *The Filth and the Fury* (1999), was screened at the Sundance Film Festival and the 2000 Berlin Film Festival.