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Ver Westwood: Punk, Icon, Activist

(630) 5.9 83 min 2018 Subtitles and Closed Captions

Westwood: Punk, Icon, Activist is a movie starring Pamela Anderson, Christina Hendricks, and Kate Moss. The first film to encompass the remarkable story of one of the true icons of our time, as she fights to maintain her brand's...

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Documentary
Director
Lorna Tucker
Starring
Christina Hendricks, Pamela Anderson, André Leon Talley, Kate Moss

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Genres Documentary
Director Lorna Tucker
Stars Christina Hendricks, Pamela Anderson, André Leon Talley, Kate Moss
Country UK
Also Known As Westwood: Punkrockare, ikon, aktivist, Westwood: Punkkari, ikoni, aktivisti, Westwood - Punk. Icona. Attivista, De rebellie van Vivienne Westwood, ヴィヴィアン・ウエストウッド　最強のエレガンス, Vivienne Westwood. Reina punk, Vivienne Westwood: Get a Life, Westwood, Westwood - Punk, Ícone, Ativista, Westwood: punkówa, ikona, aktywistka
Runtime 1 h 23 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
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Description The first film to encompass the remarkable story of one of the true icons of our time, as she fights to maintain her brand's integrity, her principles - and her legacy.

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22 customer reviews about «Westwood: Punk, Icon, Activist»

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Dorothy
Friday, 03 Apr 2020 19:36

Like so many of us, I am a former punk rocker, and of course, I grew up in Southern California. I think that the film did an amazing job of showing the people who lived through the sixties in their homes and the people who grew up with them, and their struggle to come out of the sixties. The people in the documentary are real people, and they have lived through a great part of their lives. The thing that stands out to me is how much respect these people have for their elders, and how they know that what they have done is so right and should be celebrated. As people, we all need to take care of our elders. The two main characters are played by this beautiful couple, Laura and Kim. They are so sweet, and I felt so sorry for them. It was a very sad story, and although the ending was very hopeful, it was still sad to see so many people struggle with this. It reminded me of the way the sixties had affected so many people, and the pain it was still causing. I loved the way the director used the soundtrack to show the song that was playing on the radio, and also showed the music that was being played in the other room. In a way, it is like the director is telling us that these songs were important and that they should be listened to, and that the music that was playing in the other room was important too. This is a film that I would definitely recommend to everyone, because it is an incredible story and it shows a side of the sixties that we probably didn't know about. If you haven't seen it yet, then I highly recommend it.
Ann M.
Thursday, 02 Apr 2020 19:34

Watching this film is like watching a documentary on an issue of that which is, a one in a billion chance. A documentary on the white supremacist movement in the 1980s in which the actors are interviewing well-known figures and thinkers about their views on the situation. The film is interesting because it allows the viewers to see the effect this ideology has had on people's lives. It is not the main focus of the film, but one of the highlights. There are interviews with various academics, philosophers and activists and it is interesting to see how their views are reflected by their actions. There is no point in discussing the politics or social issues the film covers. It is the characters in the film that make the film interesting. It is the interviews with the actors that help give the film an edge, because they reflect the characters of the people interviewed. The film does a good job of showing how people can change their beliefs by meeting people who are different from them, but also it does a good job of showing how they can change the world by meeting other people of different cultures. I also enjoyed the fact that the film has a decent amount of nudity. I don't really like porn or R-rated movies. The film does not glorify it's subjects, but rather shows the effects it has had on people and how it is a part of who they are.
Wayne
Wednesday, 01 Apr 2020 19:32

A film that I had been looking forward to since it was first announced that it would be made. A film that I had been looking forward to for a very long time. But to my utter disappointment, it was one of the biggest disappointments I have ever had the displeasure of watching. It was a complete disappointment. The acting was terrible. The story was very poorly told. The first half of the film was completely laughable. The second half was just embarrassing. This film was not even remotely original. This was just one story of a man trying to survive a war and a struggle for justice. He was in a different country from most of us, yet this story was also told in a similar fashion. A very interesting topic, but this was just completely poorly told. The film seemed to lose its way after a point and the final five minutes left me feeling extremely unsatisfied. I will never watch another film by Nathan Miller again, I will not go see any of his films, and I will never purchase any of his films. I am just going to keep my thoughts about this film to myself. If you're looking for a good documentary, this is not it. If you're looking for a film that will tell you a lot about how a man from a different country deals with being a black man in America, then this is not it. This is a complete waste of time.
Crystal
Tuesday, 31 Mar 2020 22:21

In a nutshell, "In a line up: Punk, Icon, Activist" is a documentary that profiles two bands that were relevant, and relevant, back in the late 1970's. All three of the bands were pioneers in their respective fields. The film's focus is on the punk rock scene of that era, which featured rockers who would one day become legends. In "In a line up", the focus is on a band named "The Stoners", who would later become iconic. The film tells the story of "The Stoners" from their beginnings in a garage, to their legendary "The Stoner Days", and beyond. The film goes in depth with the story of "The Stoners", and how they shaped rock music and their own lives. The film follows the band through their highs and lows, and shows their unique journey from garage rocker to the biggest bands of the decade. Through interviews with their fans, and with those who helped them achieve their greatest heights, the film paints a vivid picture of the band. The Stoners were a band who defied convention and formed a band with a distinct sound and style. The film's film clips are filled with their songs, their live performances, and their relationships with fans. "In a line up" is a film that gives you a complete look into the life of a band and the band itself. I would highly recommend "In a line up".
Craig C.
Saturday, 28 Mar 2020 17:33

This documentary shows how the punk rock movement in L.A. changed the world. It is a documentary that was made to inform people about punk and to encourage them to listen to the music. The main focus is on the music and the performances. In the documentary, some of the most famous punk bands such as the Ramones, the Sex Pistols, the Clash, the Sex Pistols and the Dead Kennedys have given the band a "look-at-me" kind of attitude. The music itself has always been considered a part of the punk scene. The actors in the film were very talented and very realistic. The interviews were great and extremely well recorded. The people that were interviewed were usually dead-set on talking about the punk scene and their feelings towards it. There are some people in the film that are completely "innocent" and nothing like the main protagonist. This gives you a sense of how the music has changed over time. You also see some people being interviewed who were more established musicians or more famous than the main protagonist. This shows how the punk movement has always been something that has a strong impact on its surroundings. Although it does not necessarily mean that punk is better than other popular music genres, it does show that it is more influential than most music genres. It also shows that punk is not dead, it just got more popular.
Billy Rios
Friday, 27 Mar 2020 18:56

An amusing documentary on the life of punk rock icon Buzz Osborne (the performer "Spinal Tap"). He was an important figure in the early 80s British punk movement, but only for a couple of years before he committed suicide. He was able to write lyrics about being "depressed" and "full of angst", which may have contributed to his tragic death. The documentary features interviews with his bandmates and his wife, but doesn't cover Osborne's personal life. The main issue is the performances at his concerts, which were often staged by an amateur band in the basement of a local pub. Many of these amateur bands ended up going out of business and never became popular enough to be mentioned in the documentary. I recommend this documentary to anyone who wants to know what happened to Buzz Osborne. It is also worth mentioning that the documentary was co-written by Brian Eno and The Smiths' Pete Townshend. There is an added bonus scene which features an interview with the members of the band who play Osborne's music. 7/10
Amber Morris
Friday, 27 Mar 2020 17:30

This is one of those documentaries that is so smart and so compelling that you want to watch it twice. It's definitely one of the more riveting and important documentaries I've ever seen. The documentary follows the life of Joey Savalas, an activist punk musician who formed the punk band Rock Against the Machine in the late 70's and 80's. Savalas became the first person to appear in front of the New York Police Department, protesting the Vietnam War, at the age of 21. He was arrested and charged with disorderly conduct, but was later acquitted on all charges, and started a band named Punk. Savalas is now an icon in the punk rock movement, a phenomenon that he and other punk musicians such as Jerry Garcia and Dave Grohl created with their own unique style. Rock Against the Machine's videos have been seen by millions of people, and were also heavily promoted on MTV. Savalas and his bandmates founded a record label and traveled across the country, performing concerts, fighting for the rights of all people and for the environment, and inspiring many others. He has been praised for his activism, for having a punk mentality, and for the album "Yardbirds" which inspired many to join punk bands. Savalas was also involved in the struggle to stop the demolition of a forest on the outskirts of Los Angeles, and has made a documentary film about the forest and about the anti-nuclear protests. In addition, Savalas and the bandmates have been involved in other nonviolent actions, like the punk band being held for three days in prison for protesting the Vietnam War. I highly recommend this film for any punk rock fan.
Jack Armstrong
Thursday, 26 Mar 2020 20:19

I'm not a great fan of the punk movement, but I liked this documentary. I didn't expect it to be all the way true, and it's not. There are some who are trying to brand this movement as a joke and trying to have it's members put in prison, I think this is wrong. However, if you're not a fan of punk and just want to know what punk is and what it was about, you can check it out. I know I will. I think they got it right with the whole-heartedly insane and completely insane lifestyle that was the punk scene. I really love the part of the film that shows the way the main character felt like he was a part of the "wave". Also, I really enjoyed the way they portrayed the police as being oppressive and scary. Also, I think they nailed the most important part of the punk movement: the violence and the drugs. If you're not familiar with punk, I don't know why this movie would be good. There are only a couple things I didn't like about it. It's like I didn't like it because it didn't make a lot of sense, but the reason is that it doesn't make a lot of sense. The second thing is that there was a lot of footage of the punk scene from the 1980's and 1990's, which is probably why I didn't like it. I think it would have been better to get the footage from the 80's and 90's, and not go back to the 1980's and 90's. This movie could have been much better if they got footage from the punk scene from the 80's and 90's. This would have made it a lot more understandable. Anyway, I would recommend it to anyone who is not a fan of punk or any sort of music, because it's really good.
Joshua B.
Thursday, 26 Mar 2020 18:54

So you are thinking, this is probably not going to be the kind of documentary you are going to want to watch. And you would be correct. However, it is an interesting and well done film that shows the important role of musicians in the making of a music scene, and the way they make a mark on their world. This is an important film, but if you want to see a documentary, I recommend more about punk rock or other music scenes. The documentary is not great, but I think the author was trying to capture the essence of the band, and their experiences in life.
Harold
Thursday, 26 Mar 2020 09:57

So, we come to the point of this little documentary: young punk musicians, especially, the infamous Largo and his band that would go on to be called, "The Hammerheads". At the time, the music scene was about as anarchic as you could get. Most of the bands that were popular, like Largo, were, to put it mildly, completely insane. But, if you are a young punk, you are going to learn a lot about yourself. If you are a young punk, you are going to learn a lot about your elders. This documentary tells us that we should have a different attitude towards our elders, for we are, like the punk musicians, destined to be the ones who will ultimately bring us our glory. I think this is the best punk documentary I have ever seen.
Matthew Harvey
Wednesday, 25 Mar 2020 20:17

How could I not like this documentary? I guess I'm one of the many in a long line of fans of punk music and the soundtrack of the late 60s and early 70s. I'm in my 50s now, and have no intention of spending any more time than I need to. The film is entertaining and funny, but overall it's a good and valid portrayal of punk. I'm sorry if I'm being a bit too critical. It is a movie, and as such, it can't be all bad. The film does a good job of showing the negative aspects of punk music, the glamour and the scene and the guys who were there. It's a good movie, if not entertaining.
Diane Riley
Tuesday, 24 Mar 2020 12:44

What is life if there are no rewards? This is the underlying theme of the film. Although the subjects are not from South Central, the film is about their struggle to have a voice and to feel like their ideas are being taken seriously. I have seen many documentaries about the South Central area and this is definitely one of the most interesting. The only reason I watched it was because of the subject. I am very interested in music, hip hop, and hip hop culture. This film is very informative and I think the subject matter is well chosen. There are many faces you would not normally associate with this type of music. There are real hip hop stars, and many real actors who are not affiliated with the music. These are the real people you will see on the street. It also shows that the people who make the music are not famous but not famous just yet. The film is very well put together and has many interesting subjects. I enjoyed it. I think it's important to have this type of film and be able to take an interest in something that is not mainstream. I was impressed with the artfulness and style of the film. I also liked the music. The music is great. It definitely will not be your typical hip hop record but it will be very entertaining and very hip hop. I also thought the documentary style was very interesting and it made the film very entertaining. There are many parts that were interesting to watch. I would recommend it to anyone who is interested in hip hop or music. It is a great film.
Rose Harper
Tuesday, 24 Mar 2020 11:18

A truly important documentary. Although I love independent films, I've never liked this one. The camera style is more of a documentary style than a feature film. But, as I've said, it's really great and informative. The interviewees are interesting and you get the feeling that they have something important to say. I think it's really important to tell people about what we have to go through and to get into that mindset of activism. This is a very useful film. It should be shown to people and their families. I recommend it highly.
Christopher C.
Monday, 23 Mar 2020 12:42

While this is a fine documentary, I do not understand why so many people felt the need to compare it to, or "re-enact" the actual fight. The movie, while far from a documentary, is worth seeing. This is the story of what happened at the Olympia. It's not what it's about, that makes it a little different than other documentaries. This is not an Oscar worthy movie. But it's a good movie and I recommend it.
Christian Bradley
Sunday, 22 Mar 2020 14:05

After experiencing the spectacular power of 'Pink Floyd The Wall', 'Pink Floyd The Wall' seemed a logical conclusion to a trilogy that started with 'The Wall'. The conclusion was more than disappointing. It was far too "bumpy" and the result was a lengthy documentary that is more of a documentary on Pink Floyd's music than a film on them. The film was not a documentary. It was an hour of documentary that only became more boring as the documentary dragged on. It was painfully slow and for me, it became far too melodramatic. There was no question of any emotion from the viewers. Even the film's most entertaining moments seemed forced and perhaps it was the director's lack of emotions, rather than the film's content that was wrong. The only highlight of the documentary was from Ian Curtis, the documentary's director. He talked about the heavy subject of the Wall and how it affected his family and his relationship with his son. This was a great moment and I was touched. It was sad and surprising that the director was not touched as much as I thought. At the end, I was left thinking that the documentary was so muddled, so poorly executed, that it should not have been called a film. It was so overlong, so unfocused, and so riddled with plot holes that it was hard to even take it seriously.
Sharon
Friday, 20 Mar 2020 01:48

Wanted to watch this film as a tribute to the punk scene in London. The band involved is as good as the others and their actions are still valid to this day. The film focuses on their early days, as well as their struggle to get a record deal. The relationship between them is very powerful. This film was done in conjunction with the band, The Thug, who I am now a big fan of. Both bands also do a lot of what they do best, and are very inspiring. I would definitely recommend this film to anyone who likes to know about these types of bands and music.
Tammy
Thursday, 19 Mar 2020 10:42

I loved this movie. It's much more than a documentary, and not just a doc about punk rock. The documentary style was very cool, the film did not feel to long, and it was very refreshing to hear punk rock music (which I'm not a huge fan of). My main issue with this film is the director. The camera work, the style, the music, the acting were all great, but I feel that the director was not really consistent. He did this when it was important to the story, but he did it during the documentary when he could have shown the subject in a more controlled, and creative way. Overall, this was a very good documentary. It does not give a full, solid, informative picture of punk rock, but it is an excellent portrait of an interesting, and talented young man.
Katherine A.
Wednesday, 18 Mar 2020 10:40

This is a very good documentary on punk, with a unique voice. There is an odd conflict here and there about whether it is a documentary or a statement on punk. The film follows the life of punk star Bob Geldof, as he explores a life of drug and alcohol addiction, as he tries to raise money for a film about punk. The film comes to a point where Bob is doing well financially, and he and his band are planning a world tour. When he is released from jail, he decides to go to Jamaica to make his film, which is filmed on location. I liked the film, and I also liked the music. The film was interesting, but the director could have done a better job of establishing the rock and punk world of the early '70s.
Danielle Weber
Wednesday, 18 Mar 2020 03:09

This documentary examines the feminist and environmental movements of the early 1970s, and gives the audience a detailed and accurate picture of the activities and thoughts of these groups. It has a clear and concise style that draws the viewer in and makes it easy to understand the messages that are being expressed. The filmmakers did a good job of depicting the values of these movements and the people who supported them, as well as the actions that were taken to achieve them. This documentary also has a very insightful and interesting interview with the founder of Greenpeace. This is a must-see documentary for anyone interested in the environmental movement. It does a very good job of making you feel for the people involved in these movements.
Jason G.
Sunday, 15 Mar 2020 10:57

There's really nothing here. It's just an hour and a half of nothing. A long, boring, uneventful and largely pointless look at the history of punk rock. Not a good thing, really. As much as I love punk, I'm not a fan of watching documentaries. It's more about the history of the music and people involved than the actual people involved. The history of punk rock is boring and boring. A boring and boring look at the punk rock of the early 70s. It's a film which didn't really do anything, except perhaps make me feel slightly guilty about liking punk rock. It's very, very, very, very uninteresting.
Ryan Kelley
Sunday, 15 Mar 2020 10:17

A biography of the late punk rock icon, Bruce Springsteen. The film is well done with Springsteen being on screen for about 30 minutes, the rest of the time, other musicians are in the studio recording. I believe that the story of Bruce Springsteen was a little neglected for the years that this film was produced. This is not a "Rock & Roll Hall of Fame" film, it's a biographical film. The first part of the film focuses on Bruce Springsteen, and the story behind him. This is a great starting point for the film. The second half of the film is where the movie really starts to focus on other musicians. The actors are great, and I can honestly say that I was very impressed with the cast. Not only was the acting great, but they were all extremely charismatic. The story of Bruce Springsteen is told in a great way. I really loved this film, it was very interesting and informative, and the music was also very good. I give this film an 8 out of 10 stars, I would definitely recommend it.
Tyler Aguilar
Sunday, 15 Mar 2020 09:12

Not the most politically accurate documentary. It's not a conspiracy, nor is it all about the fact that some people are getting rich off drugs. The documentary is about the politics of the various drug cartels, the relationships between the leaders, and how the authorities try to bring the drug cartels to heel. The politics are different from film to film, but it's a good way to get a feel for what it's like to be in the drug world. As a Canadian I'm surprised that most of the film was shot in Canada. It certainly didn't help that it was shot in the U.S. and not Canada. I would also like to point out that the interviewees don't seem to have much experience with the drug world. The actors, on the other hand, all seem to be well-read, have some sort of security clearance, and are very articulate. As I watched this film I noticed that the actors are playing the drug dealers. The way that they react to the questions was very interesting. Even the drug dealers seemed like the same people that I saw in the news. While this is certainly not a documentary, it was a very informative and interesting watch.
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