Badly executed documentary
The main draw of these documentaries is to watch whatever old footage they found of bands. One drawback of this particular film is that they interview people and show concerts and don’t say who they are half the time. For example the movie starts off with some Nina Haugen playing a song and then a women is interviewed and I have no idea who she is. The bands covered are pretty predictable from The Slits to Siouxsie and the Banshees. Of course I was surprised when they threw in the Rock group Girlschool in there. Overall I give this documentary an A for effort and a D for execution.
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