Review of 50 Years of Punk documentary reflects on British punk
According to The Guardian Culture, a documentary marking half a century of British punk features Glen Matlock, Viv Albertine and Rat Scabies revisiting the music, clothes and even the infamous spitting, in a celebratory runout as the pioneers approach their eighth decade. The film revisits familiar material that remains appealing despite the passage of time.
Key facts
- 01Documentary marking half a century of British punk.
- 02Features Glen Matlock, Viv Albertine and Rat Scabies.
- 03Revisits music, clothes and the act of spitting.
- 04Describes the project as a celebratory runout for pioneers nearing their eighth decade.
- 05Material is described as familiar but still appealing.
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