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Title: Glastonbury: The Movie in Flashback (1995)
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| Richard Ashcroft | ... | Himself | |
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Phil Bell | ... | (as The Filberts) |
| Charlie Creed-Miles | ... | (as The Filberts) | |
| Evan Dando | ... | (as Lemonheads) | |
| Perry Farrell | ... | (as Porno for Pyros) | |
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Milton Johnson | ... | (as The Filberts) |
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Simon Jones | ... | Himself |
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Nick McCabe | ... | Himself |
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Cornelle McKoy | ... | (as McKoy) |
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Noel McKoy | ... | (as McKoy) |
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Robin McKoy | ... | (as McKoy) |
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A no-holds-barred trip through the music, magic and midsummer madness of the legendary Glastonbury Festival. Featuring The Orb, Spiritualized, The Verve, Lemonheads, Porno for Pyros and more! A must-see for all festival fans.
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21 June 1996 (UK) See more »Also Known As:
Glastonbury: The Movie in Flashback See more »Filming Locations:
Glastonbury, Somerset, England, UKCompany Credits
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As a music fan I know all about the "Glastonbury Festival." Also I am big fan of 90s music so I was excited to watch this doc. I was expecting some live footage and some interviews, but instead I was treated to something different and more entertaining.
The thing that makes this film so unique is the focus it places on the normal festival goers and their experience at the Festival. in between the performances, characters are followed, giving them story arcs as their experiences are shared. The one that stuck out was "Charlie the Drummer" he shows up in a beat up van trying to play, plays and then attends the festival. Stories like this fit nicely against the backdrop of classic music from "The Verve" "Porno for Pyros" and "Spirtyalized" making "Glastonbury: In Flashback" a worthy watch!