Slowdive: Souvlaki

This documentary runs for 53 minutes and provides an in-depth look at Slowdive's journey within the Thames Valley shoegaze scene. It chronicles the making of their 1993 album, Souvlaki, featuring interviews with all the band members, as well as insights from key figures like Alan McGee from Creation Records.

With a focus on oral history, the film paints a detailed picture of the band's creative process and the circumstances surrounding the production of their acclaimed album. Fans of Slowdive and enthusiasts of the shoegaze genre will find this documentary a fascinating exploration of the band's legacy and impact on music.