Film Lens
Indietracks presents the story of a music festival that began in 2007 at the heritage steam train site in Butterley, Derbyshire. The film captures the unique combination of indiepop music and vintage locomotives, creating a vibrant atmosphere that reflects the passion of the volunteers who operate the steam engines. These retired volunteers, described as having 'steam in their blood,' navigate their way through the indie music scene, providing a personal perspective on the festival's charm.
Through the eyes of these dedicated individuals, the documentary illustrates the interactions between the volunteers and the indie music community. It emphasizes the unlikely setting where music and heritage come together, offering an affectionate portrait of a festival that celebrates both indiepop and the history of steam trains.
Why Watch
- •Meet passionate steam engine volunteers in Derbyshire.
- •Find out about indiepop music's unique festival setting.
- •See the blend of vintage locomotives and indie music.
Did You Know
•The Indietracks music festival started in 2007.
•The documentary features retired volunteers operating steam engines.
•The film is directed by Jeanie Finlay and runs for 30 minutes.
•The festival takes place at a heritage steam train site in Derbyshire.
Perfect For
Indie music fansTrain enthusiastsFestival goers