This amateur film captures Brittany's annual inter-Celtic folklore festival in 1960. The filmmaker captures the festival held on Treboul Beach, featuring brass band performances, highland bagpipers and traditional folk dancing. The film opens at on a busy dock with shots capturing a long line of stationary traffic waiting to board a ferry. Shots then show a mini being hoisted onto a ferry by a crane and lowered into the cargo hold below. A French policeman directs traffic on a busy...

This amateur film captures Brittany's annual inter-Celtic folklore festival in 1960. The filmmaker captures the festival held on Treboul Beach, featuring brass band performances, highland bagpipers and traditional folk dancing. The film opens at on a busy dock with shots capturing a long line of stationary traffic waiting to board a ferry. Shots then show a mini being hoisted onto a ferry by a crane and lowered into the cargo hold below. A French policeman directs traffic on a busy street in Brittany, before views of show a popular beach where the festival is being held. Panning shots illustrate the festival site; visitors gather on the sandy banks along with performers, and a stage, where a woman in ceremonial regalia speaks into a microphone, is positioned by the water's edge. Title - 'Folklore of Brittany Treboul August 1963' Expansive views then show the stage from a distance surrounded by a large crowd, and this is followed by the filmmaker getting more detailed shots of people enjoying the festivities. A group of boys in naval uniforms take to the stage and give a brass band performance, while in the background sail boats can be seen idling along the coast. There is then a performance by some bagpipers in typical highland costume with kilts. The camera then shows groups of people relaxing on the grass in various folk costumes. Two young men do a jig on a grassy area. The final sequence shows a folk dance that has both men and women dancing in formation around the stage together. Title - The end.