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Watch Westwood: Punk, Icon, Activist

(670) 5.9 83 min 2018 Subtitles and Closed Captions

Westwood: Punk, Icon, Activist is a movie starring Pamela Anderson, Christina Hendricks, and Kate Moss. The first film to encompass the remarkable story of one of the true icons of our time, as she fights to maintain her brand's...

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Documentary
Director
Lorna Tucker
Starring
Pamela Anderson, Christina Hendricks, André Leon Talley, Kate Moss

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Genres Documentary
Director Lorna Tucker
Stars Pamela Anderson, Christina Hendricks, André Leon Talley, Kate Moss
Country UK
Also Known As Westwood - Punk. Icona. Attivista, Westwood, Westwood: punkówa, ikona, aktywistka, Westwood: Punkkari, ikoni, aktivisti, Westwood: Punkrockare, ikon, aktivist, Westwood - Punk, Ícone, Ativista, ヴィヴィアン・ウエストウッド　最強のエレガンス, Vivienne Westwood. Reina punk, Vivienne Westwood: Get a Life, De rebellie van Vivienne Westwood
Runtime 1 h 23 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
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Description The first film to encompass the remarkable story of one of the true icons of our time, as she fights to maintain her brand's integrity, her principles - and her legacy.

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4 customer reviews about «Westwood: Punk, Icon, Activist»

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Gregory Medina
Thursday, 09 Jul 2020 02:50

Surprisingly well done documentary that should be shown in all university and college classes. The director, interviewer, and film crew in particular go to great lengths to show the ups and downs of finding one's voice. We even get an inside look at how the film maker goes about it. The interviews are from both the punk scene in '90s L.A., and the punk rock lifestyle today, and the interviews are thoughtful and engaging. The music footage is well done, although some of the music is a bit annoying and I wish they had shown it more. It's well worth seeing.
Austin
Tuesday, 30 Jun 2020 18:01

So why am I giving it an honest 10, honestly? Well, because I truly believe in the documentary. Now I've read quite a few comments and also watched some of the trailers for this movie, I just felt that this was a fairly interesting documentary. Although I don't agree with the way the documentary was presented, I believe that it was worth watching. I'm going to start this review by saying that the content in the documentary was very different from what I've been watching lately. I feel that the focus on activism was different and it felt very real. It made you feel that you are living with the band, with the people, and especially with the situation of the band. I'm talking about the way the documentary was put together. Most of the information was well covered, but it had a very detailed presentation and it felt very well written. When I watched the trailer, I thought that this would be an incredibly detailed documentary, that would be able to put all the information in one place, but this documentary is much more than that. Now the film is focusing more on the band and their situation and they didn't focus much on it's history. I think that a lot of people would be disappointed by the history of the band. I'm a huge fan of theirs, but I didn't feel that the documentary really covered the history of the band. The history, I believe, was more important than the band. I felt that the majority of the information was done by the band and that was a huge flaw with the film. The band members were all interviewed and it was nice to hear their opinions, but you could tell that a lot of it was recorded from a computer and then printed out. I also felt that the interviews were very condensed and they were basically covering the band's history. Overall, this documentary was very well put together and was well put together by the people who made it. I loved it, and I would recommend it to everyone, but I also feel that it could've been much better. It could have been more interesting, better put together, and more comprehensive in its coverage. I don't feel that it was. This is just my opinion, but I felt that it could've been better, I just feel that it could've been much better. However, the documentary is still a great documentary and I would definitely recommend it to everyone. The way that it was put together was great and I think that the amount of information that was given was just incredible. It shows you the dark sides of punk music, and the way it was put together made it seem like the band was really there and the documentary really covered a lot of the information that they were given. It was worth watching and I think that anyone would enjoy it.
Deborah
Sunday, 28 Jun 2020 06:11

Before he became an activist, it was John T. Watson who came from a little town in southern Wisconsin to a big city in New York City, taking a job at the local health department. The job entailed being a mule for major cities, carrying their weight and making a couple of thousand bucks a year. And from there, it became "John T." T.Watson, of course, became a rock star. Not bad for a guy who seemed to be a little out of his league. But he was so good at it, that he could actually make enough money to support his family. He made it big, and then he was happy to pay for the passion he felt in his work. He made a sacrifice that many rock stars today would find hard to accept. He started seeing a shrink. And, eventually, he was diagnosed with cancer. When the rock stars go through this, there is a little sting. It is a very honest look at a guy who could have done very well, but was too in love with his work. In reality, John T. Watson was a rock star, and he made it big. John T. Watson's health problems were not serious. John T. Watson's career was all about music, but John T. Watson saw what it took to make a name for himself and had the courage to take risks that most men would not have dared to take. But, unfortunately, John T. Watson, as many people will remember, died young. What can be done? What are we willing to do to protect the environment and the dignity of all living creatures? How do we stand up for the rights of all creatures, even when the evidence is stacked against us? This documentary will show you how to do it. It will also show you that rock stars can have the courage and the means to change the world.
Brandon B.
Friday, 01 May 2020 23:06

I would watch this movie again in a second. I was totally taken away by the power of the film and the images they were able to create. They all had a certain one thing that all of us feel, however one person can not change a situation. The documentary also spoke to the struggles of all these individuals, and showed the light in the darkness. I would highly recommend this film to anyone.
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