Hole: Live at The Metro (Chicago, 1994)

Raw, loud concert footage that puts you in the crowd, gritty and charged with live energy.

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

A raw, energetic concert film that puts you right in the crowd, feeling the band's intensity and the audience's roar.

A loud, sweaty concert film that puts you in the crowd, with raw stage energy and backstage glimpses between songs.

A loud, sweaty concert film that puts you in the crowd, broken up by candid backstage talk between songs.

A visceral, immersive concert experience that captures the raw energy and meticulous staging of a live performance.

A warm, rambling hangout with a wild frontman, full of scrappy archival clips and wry anecdotes that make you feel the noise and the friendship.

A moody, stylish concert film that immerses you in the brooding atmosphere of a live electronic show.

A sweaty, intimate club set that puts you right up against the amps, all blistering fretwork and raw, joyful showmanship.

A bright, buoyant backstage pass that coasts on charisma and concert energy, easy to dip into and pleasant to watch.

A loud, scruffy love letter to a scene, bouncing between sweaty club gigs and candid talking heads with infectious energy.

A polished stadium spectacle that sweeps you up in crowd roar, tight choreography and hit after hit.