Sunbury '72

About This Movie

Sunbury '72 is a fascinating snapshot of the early '70s music festival scene in Australia, capturing that wild post-Woodstock energy. The film unfolds with a laid-back vibe, almost like you’re right there at the festival, soaking in the atmosphere. Molly Meldrum, with his unmistakable style, guides us through the performances and the crowd's free-spirited revelry. The pacing feels organic, with long takes that let the music and the moment breathe, highlighting the camaraderie and joy amongst festival-goers. It’s not just about the bands; it’s about the ethos of celebration and community that defined that era, making it a distinctive piece of music history.

Sunbury '72 has a somewhat niche appeal among collectors, often sought after for its historical context and the era it represents. While not widely available in mainstream formats, its scarcity increases its interest among enthusiasts of vintage music documentaries. Collectors value the raw performances and the authentic atmosphere it captures, as well as the unique style of its host, Molly Meldrum, which adds to its charm.