Punk's Not Dead

A raw, funny, rueful plunge into punk's brief explosion, carried by archival chaos and a survivor's wry, wounded voice.

A lively, loud, and affectionate look at rock fandom that feels like swapping stories with passionate fans.

A lively, scrapbook-like dive into a rebellious music scene, mixing raw archival footage with candid interviews for an energetic, nostalgic ride.

A calm, thoughtful look at punk's visual side, more gallery talk than mosh pit, rewarding for fans of design and music history.

Raw, confrontational time capsule of a volatile subculture, equal parts exhilarating and unsettling.

A quick, lively snapshot of a music scene, all stage energy and fan voices, easy to dip into.

A chaotic, funny, unruly scrapbook of a band's wild ride, mixing archival chaos and animation into an affectionate, disreputable portrait.

A reverent, clip-heavy stroll through punk history that rewards fans with archival footage but feels like a straightforward DVD extra.

A short, loud plunge into sweaty mosh pits and scruffy guitars, buzzing with the warmth of a scene that takes care of its own.

A long, absorbing immersion in a grimy, thrilling creative scene, powered by great music and firsthand voices.

A warm, ragged campfire gathering of voices and archive footage that makes you feel the pull of a vanished frontman.

A warm, intimate backstage portrait that alternates dazzling stadium spectacle with quiet, candid conversation among close friends.