05 Dec 1967
Doctor Dolittle
A veterinarian who can communicate with animals travels abroad to search for a giant sea snail.
Charlie Harper, 20 Years of Chaos
This documentary is more than anything a film about punk ideology told by punk survivors. The characters have been faithful to the 70's riot, and have developed their aggression into reflective thoughts and opinions. In making our film we have discovered the extremes within this community and how, after more than twenty years, the music is still as popular today.
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