Jimmy Pursey

A fascinating road movie tracing the 40-year history and origins of a youth subculture that’s one of the most radical and contradictory of our time.

Somewhere between a Clash concert film and an electric, booze-soaked portrait of punk Britain stands Jack Hazan and David Mingay’s cult classic. A vital look at the values and rock revolutions of pre-Thatcher Britain which, like the music scene it documents, is raw, unpolished, and in-your-face.