Once Upon a Time in (White) Hollywood
Tarantino's alternative history of the 1960's uncritically repeats the era's sexist and racist stereotypes.
Guerilla Warfare: Never Give Up (2004)
The third and final edition of a series of three DVDs documenting the New York City area hardcore punk scene from 2001-2003. Featured bands are Billy Club Sandwich, Subzero, Irate, Ensign, Murphy's Law, and special sections on Atomic Recording Studios in Brooklyn, New York Hardcore Tattoos in Manhattan, Afro-Punk documentary, and Hardcore artists Chris Beee and Kentax
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The third and final edition of a series of three DVDs documenting the New York City area hardcore punk scene from 2001-2003. Featured bands are Billy Club Sandwich, Subzero, Irate, Ensign, Murphy's Law, and special sections on Atomic Recording Studios in Brooklyn, New York Hardcore Tattoos in Manhattan, Afro-Punk documentary, and Hardcore artists Chris Beee and Kentax
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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:1/1/2004
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Runtime:76 minutes
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Cast
Mark Conforti
Director
Jessica Pimentel
Self - EGH vocalist
Dean Baltolonis
Self - Owner Atomic Recording Studio
Chris Benetos
Self - Hardcore Artist
James Drescher
Self - Owner New York Hardcore tattoos
Ensign
Themselves
Kentax
Self - Artist
Settle The Score
Themselves
James Spooner
Self - Editor Afro-Punk
Vinnie Stigma
Self - Owner New York Hardcore Tattoos
Subzero
Themselves
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