The story of the legendary, sweaty club in New York's Bowery, CBGB and the punk rockers who kick-started a musical revolution.

Documentary about the punk band The Minutemen. Includes music videos, live performance, and interviews.

Filmed entirely on location in the streets and clubs of New York City's lower' east Side in 1979, the film became a sensation of the London underground scene in the early '90s. A punk rock musician in New York must choose between his developing career and his love/hate relationship with a journalist who is trying to track down Andy Warhol.

Profiles the notable Los Angeles punk band through interviews and performances.

From the producers of DOGTOWN and Z-BOYS AND BONES BRIGADE: AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY comes a look at an expressive, explosive world that is known about but almost never entered by outsiders. The film, directed by renowned photographer Angela Boatwright, explores the young, mostly Hispanic, Punk scene in L.A. and finds an undeniably gritty, yet creative environment. With unprecedented access to backyard parties, concerts, and daily ups and downs, the film...

An underground experience: "A seedy documentation of one of the most important icons of subculture. She is caught on suitably grainy video footage doing what she did best, performing in an underground club. Shot in the early 80's with punk rock as an audience the film is hardly stunning, yet this somehow enhances its authenticity. Nio's presence is both powerful and at times moving especialy during the interview section." --container. Heroine: A...