Jan 30, 2006 • 1 min read

Glastonbury film to be released in spring

Julien Temple's Glastonbury film, combining footage from 2002 to 2005 with vintage material, opens in cinemas on 14 April after screenings at Sundance and Berlin.

Julien Temple's long anticipated film about Glastonbury is expected to be released in the Spring. As you'll probably recall, filming for the feature took place at the 2002, 2003, 2004 and 2005 events, and to this the director has added vintage footage from every year of the festival. Temple spent three years searching for the various snippets of film, which range from amateur videos to outtakes from Nicolas Roeg's film about Glastonbury in 1971.

The film has been screened at the Sundance festival and next month will play at the Berlin Film Festival before opening in cinemas on 14 Apr. Incidentally, the Coachella Festival movie is currently being shown in selected US. Well, it's related.

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