Hollywood A-listers can often be glimpsed at Glastonbury taking advantage of the relative anonymity away from the glare of paparazzi. And this year some of cinema’s biggest stars are not just enjoying downtime on Worthy Farm, they are taking part in one of the biggest draws.
The screening programme from Pilton Palais, tucked away near the acoustic stage, is arguably better than many film festivals. On Friday Florence Pugh is introducing Denis Villeneuve’s sci-fi epic Dune: Part 2 alongside a Q&A, and in the evening Paul Mescal and Andrew Scott are taking part in a talk after a screening of All of Us Strangers alongside its director, Andrew Haigh.
