A documentary spanning over 30 years of the California Bay Area's punk music history with a central focus on the emergence of Berkeley's inspiring 924 Gilman Street music collective.
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Cast
Iggy Pop
Self - Narrator
Miranda July
Self - Film Director, Author and Performer
Billie Joe Armstrong
Self - Green Day
Kirk Hammett
Self - Metallica
Tim Armstrong
Self - Rancid
Silas Howard
Self - Tribe 8, Film and Television Director
Fat Mike
Self - NOFX
Duff McKagan
Self - Guns N' Roses
Jello Biafra
Self - Dead Kennedys
Kathleen Hanna
Self - Bikini Kill and The Julie Ruin
Tré Cool
Self - Green Day
Davey Havok
Self - AFI
Mike Dirnt
Self - Green Day
Lars Frederiksen
Self - Rancid
Ian MacKaye
Self - Fugazi and Minor Threat
Eban Schletter
Self
Michael Franti
Self - Spearhead and Beatnigs
Noodles
Self - The Offspring
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Comments
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source: Turn It Around: The Story of East Bay Punk
It was a lot longer than I expected, around two and a half hours, but that's good, cause it means we got to cover a lot of ground, like a book. It actually reminds me of a book I read called American Hardcore, which eventually became a movie. Each chapter was about a band and that band's input into the punk scene. Turn it Around works similarly because it's a documentary about the people for the people. All I really knew about The East Bay Punk scene was Green Day, who not only participated in the film but produced the film as well. I like the in depth look on the scene but what I really liked was the opportunity to explore bands and music that I've not herd before that was definitely my favorite part. http://cinemagardens.com
source: Turn It Around: The Story of East Bay Punk
It was a lot longer than I expected, around two and a half hours, but that's good, cause it means we got to cover a lot of ground, like a book. It actually reminds me of a book I read called American Hardcore, which eventually became a movie. Each chapter was about a band and that band's input into the punk scene. Turn it Around works similarly because it's a documentary about the people for the people. All I really knew about The East Bay Punk scene was Green Day, who not only participated in the film but produced the film as well. I like the in depth look on the scene but what I really liked was the opportunity to explore bands and music that I've not herd before that was definitely my favorite part. http://cinemagardens.com
Turn It Around: The Story of East Bay Punk
