Monday, March 26, 9:30 PM at Enzian - Purchase tickets

GLASTONBURY
UK, 2005, 138 MIN, RATED R
DIRECTED BY JULIAN TEMPLE
Florida Premiere

A mind-blowing delight, this sprawling epic documents the music, madness, and 35-year history of England's legendary Glastonbury Festival. From its humble roots as a hippie happening in the land of Druids and Arthurian legend, Glastonbury now attracts 150,000+ fanatical attendees of all stripes, united in their desire to have the best weekend of their lives experiencing culture's cutting edge. Director Julian Temple (The Filth and the Fury) spent years collecting footage from every Glastonbury festival--from Nicolas Roeg's 1971 documentary to amateur movies found in attics and closets--which provide a dense, near-mythic sense of history to what a lesser filmmaker might cast as a just a colorful pop festival. Interweaving images of impromptu art happenings, skeptical locals, and stirring musical performances with the unbridled energy of each successive generation of music fans, Temple creates the surreal, sensory overload of actually attending Glastonbury. By the time it's over, you'll want to wash the mud from your hair.