The story of PiL, the groundbreaking band form by John Lydon after the collapse of The Sex Pistols in 1978.
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Cast
Tabbert Fiiller
Director
John Lydon
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Michael Alago
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Martin Atkins
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Ginger Baker
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Afrika Bambaataa
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Louis Bernardi
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Keith Bourton
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Jebin Bruni
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Ray Cokes
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Paul Cook
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Allan Dias
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Lu Edmonds
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Tabbert Fiiller
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Scott Firth
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Flea
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Nora Forster
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Viven Goldman
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Bret Helm
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source: The Public Image is Rotten
Like the band itself, the film is great in its early stages but loses its way later. Public Image Limited were magnificent until Wobble left but then went down hill and it was all over after the 'Flowers of Romance' album and Levine's departure. It is maybe inevitable therefore that in tracing PiL old and new, the film itself peters out once we get beyond those landmarks. Still, worth a watch for the archival footage, including stuff from the first performance in Belgium and the Xmas 1978 dates at the Rainbow.
source: The Public Image is Rotten
Like the band itself, the film is great in its early stages but loses its way later. Public Image Limited were magnificent until Wobble left but then went down hill and it was all over after the 'Flowers of Romance' album and Levine's departure. It is maybe inevitable therefore that in tracing PiL old and new, the film itself peters out once we get beyond those landmarks. Still, worth a watch for the archival footage, including stuff from the first performance in Belgium and the Xmas 1978 dates at the Rainbow.
The Public Image is Rotten
