Punk Can Take It

Year: 1979

Runtime: 19 mins

Language: English

Director: Julien Temple

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Julien Temple’s 1979 documentary parody, made as a promo for the UK Subs and narrated by John Snagge, dramatizes England’s punk “identity crisis.” It shows a surge of defiant morale as punks unite around revenge, immortality and refusal to submit, declaring punk’s vitality and a younger, aggressive generation that shuns nostalgic rules.

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