Lost in Vagueness: The Legend of Glastonbury Festival
This documentary tells the story of Roy Gurvitz, who created the anarchic Lost Vagueness area that helped reinvigorate the Glastonbury Festival. It explores the wild creativity behind the venue and the dark, self-destructive side of the man who built it. Blending festival history with personal trauma, the film reveals the cost of a restless artistic vision. It is an intimate portrait of talent, chaos and legend. Free to watch in HD on Dr Documentary.
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