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Rage: 20 Years of Punk Rock West Coast Style
Rage: 20 Years of Punk Rock West Coast Style (2001)
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1 hr 7 mins
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Documentary
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Released: 6/8/2001
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Box Office Total:
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Synopsis:
Depicts the struggle and views of six seminal punk rockers who survived and transcended the corporate machinery that would try to suppress their unique vision of society and attempts at voicing it. Featuring in-depth interviews and archival footage - much of it never before seen - the film uncovers the murk and the mirth that sparked the punk movement. The film relates, through the eyes of these scene veterans, how punk originated in the U.S., why they themselves chose this route, their influences and why they feel the movement evolved into the major, cultural influence it is today.
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Full Cast & Crew
Theatrical Release
6/8/2001
Director
Credit
Michael Bishop
Director
Scott Jacoby
Director
Cast
Credit
Jack Grisham
Himself
Keith Morris
Himself
Duane Peters
Himself
Gitane Demone
Himself
Don Bolles
Himself
Jello Biafra
Himself
Harold Bronson
Himself
Production Credits
Credit
Michael Bishop
Producer
Dwayne Lyon
Co-Producer
Scott Jacoby
Producer
Harold Bishop
Producer
Production Companies
Credit
Classified Films
Production Company
Distribution Companies
Credit
7th Art Releasing
Domestic Theatrical Distributor
Art Department
Credit
Harold Bishop
Production Designer
Film Camera
Credit
Brian Collins
Cinematographer - cinematography
Jeremy Gosch
Cinematographer - cinematography
Mike Miller
Cinematographer - cinematography
Scott Jacoby
Cinematographer - cinematography
Don Bollet
Cinematographer - cinematography
John Vargas
Cinematographer - cinematography
Chris Stokoe
Cinematographer - cinematography
Music
Credit
Michael Bishop
Music Supervisor
Steve DePace
Music Supervisor
Sound
Credit
Monica Gosch
Sound
Visual Effects
Credit
Chris Stokoe
Graphics - motion graphics
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