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Bloodied But Unbowed - Vancouver Punk Rock Scene

New Wave/Punk music, culture, genres, memories. '80s revivalism and other relevant topics.

Bloodied But Unbowed - Vancouver Punk Rock Scene

Postby zill » Mon Jan 10, 2011 7:14 am

Coming soon to DVD!!!!!!

And check out the website for tons of great music vids from Vancouver's vibrant punk rock scene, as well as extended interviews to supplement the film.

http://www.thepunkmovie.com/webisodes/b ... -trailer-1

"Bloodied But Unbowed chronicles the late 1970s/early 1980s Vancouver punk rock scene. Vancouver filmmaker Susanne Tabata's documentary tells a tale of rebellion and music — a fiercely independent scene created from nothing and played out in a microcosm of urban squalor. Told by its surviving stars whose accounts are suffused with both humour and gritty realism — a distinctly Vancouver vibe. A brutally honest story from the streets and stages of the West Coast through interviews, music, photos, and archival performances. Overarching those halcyon days of poverty and excess is the MUSIC — that moved its audience to their feet and seemed to validate their very existence."
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