Glastopia

In Glastopia, Julien Temple takes viewers on a journey through the lesser-known corners of the Glastonbury Festival, away from its main stages. The documentary highlights areas like Shangri-La, Arcadia, and Block 9, emphasizing the festival's radical origins and its blend of underground music and performance art.

Filmed during the 2011 festival, this 75-minute documentary features insights from festival founder Michael Eavis and other creators and visitors. The film captures the hopes and dreams of attendees who converge for a weekend, creating a personal utopia amidst a backdrop of spontaneous creativity and social commentary. Glastopia is a compelling exploration of how music, art, and community come together in a modern setting.