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A magical documentary recounting the 35 tumultuous years of the Glastonbury Music Festival, this is
an exhilarating experience. As long as you take a vat of mud into the cinema with you and spend two
hours queuing to use a toilet, this really is as good as being at the festival itself.
Adrian Hennigan, BBCi Film.
Temple condenses the whole silly-costumed, veggie-burgered, band-hopping
weekend into a glorious, hallucinogenic two hours.
Twitching back and forth through the decades, Temple tracks the growth from Eavis' 1970 shamble-about
with 1,500 hippies to the celebrated 100,000-strong mosh of multiculture it is today.
Andy Lowe, Total Film.
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