The Beat Is The Law – Fanfare For The Common People

This documentary focuses on the unexpected turn of events at the 1995 Glastonbury Festival, where Pulp stepped in as last-minute replacements for The Stone Roses. With 80,000 fans in attendance, Pulp delivered a memorable set that is often considered one of the best in the festival's history.

The film explores the impact of their performance, particularly the climactic rendition of their hit song, "Common People." This moment marked a significant point in their career, elevating them into the spotlight of the Britpop scene. The documentary features interviews and insights from key figures, including Jarvis Cocker, Candida Doyle, and Richard Hawley, allowing viewers to understand the significance of this event in music history.