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watching Guy Picciotto flail his 110lb body around the stage, hair going in sixteen different directions, shoes on backwards, guitar distorted beyond belief, screaming into the aether and just realizing you've never been close to being that cool in your whole life. then you…

Marcissus

I love the lack of interviews and a forced structure. This simply shows the band performing and random videos of them talking about what they believe in. It's probably the truest a documentary could have been to Fugazi.

evilbjork

My favorite part of this film was seeing the faces of all the young people in line for shows who likely went on to become realtors or insurance adjusters or regional grocery store managers or whatever… but their likenesses as they were then—idealistic, youthful, enthused,…

Jerry

not to sound like every man I’ve ever been attracted to in my life but I really loved this experimental documentary about fugazi

clairebiddles

Beautifully shot. Just enough interviews for them to share their philosophy on work, politics, and life but the real treat is how much of this is live concert footage. I never got to see them (too young, tragically) and this feels like a love letter to their fans in that…

Branson Reese

Is it less surprising that Fugazi made one of the best music docs of all time or that it's also a two hour long experimental film?

Jackie Keyes

Man, I Love Fugazi

José Haro

goated

cameron fetter

Fractured and impressionistic. All about the music, the dynamics of their live performances and some politics mixed in for good measure. Not your typical tour documentary.

Matthew Birt