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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...

Starring: André Leon Talley, Pamela Anderson, Kate Moss, Christina Hendricks

Genres: Documentary

Director: Lorna Tucker

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Quality	480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Genres	Documentary
Director	Lorna Tucker
Stars	André Leon Talley, Pamela Anderson, Kate Moss, Christina Hendricks
Country	UK
Also Known As	Westwood - Punk. Icona. Attivista, Westwood, Vivienne Westwood: Get a Life, Westwood: Punkrockare, ikon, aktivist, Westwood: punkówa, ikona, aktywistka, Vivienne Westwood. Reina punk, De rebellie van Vivienne Westwood, Westwood: Punkkari, ikoni, aktivisti, ヴィヴィアン・ウエストウッド　最強のエレガンス, Westwood - Punk, Ícone, Ativista
Runtime	1H 23M
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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Friday, 17 Jul 2020 23:57

I loved this documentary and recommend it to anyone who wants to understand what it means to be a Punk. It is a must see. And, there are several really great interviews that make this film even more powerful. The interviews are all fascinating and entertaining. I also liked how it was narrated. It is narrated very effectively by Mark Shuster who is one of the few people who really understands the realities of the Punk scene in the 60's and 70's. The documentary is very well done and the filmmakers are sincere in their passion for Punk and their desire to spread the word about Punk to as many people as possible. I look forward to more documentaries from this group.

Thursday, 16 Jul 2020 10:42

The title of the film refers to the early punk rock scene in the 80's. This was a time when we were still living with the effects of the AIDS epidemic, when drugs were making their way into the mainstream, and the political climate was highly politicized. With the support of the ACLU, we were forced to fight the government's war on drugs, which led to the deaths of thousands of people. The film chronicles the lives of the participants and their personal stories. This is a must see film that shows the effects of the early 80's on the lives of these individuals and their families.

Wednesday, 15 Jul 2020 09:12

The filmmakers have succeeded in showing us how many groups and individuals are attempting to get a greater awareness of the injustices that occur in our society. There is no doubt that this film will have a lasting impact on society. The current administration is the first time that we have seen a real record of the actions of the media and the government. They have not only shown the actions of the media, but they have shown the actions of the government as well. It is a true shame that we will not see more films like this to make people aware of the actions that are taking place. I highly recommend this film to anyone who wants to learn about what is going on in our society. If you are looking for an entertaining documentary, I would highly recommend this film to you.

Tuesday, 14 Jul 2020 07:41

A movie about a couple of college students and their experiences and reflections on their time in college. We've seen a lot of college documentaries in the past but this is different. The acting is excellent, the humor is great, and the perspective is raw. The students (three of which are in their late twenties) are able to speak honestly about what they went through, and about what they wish would have happened. Their experiences were unique, interesting, and powerful. They were not all united in their opinions, but they all had a lot of empathy for each other. The documentaries were edited well and often funny. We found ourselves saying "Wow" and laughing out loud, which was great because we're used to seeing movies and documentaries with a lot of dry humor and dialogue that isn't really funny. The movie is funny and entertaining, and should be enjoyed by anyone who is interested in the way college can change people.

Sunday, 12 Jul 2020 18:26

Very entertaining, much like "The O.C." It is a film that has some of the best writing and acting of any film I have seen. The screenplay is very insightful. The film is very visually interesting. The editing is excellent. The soundtrack is excellent. The film has some of the best images I have ever seen. This film is worth seeing more than once.

Sunday, 12 Jul 2020 12:29

This film is in the most basic way one of the best documentaries I have ever seen. Every second is important, but the more you think about it the more you get. There is a line in this film where John Krasinski said "If you know your history, you know nothing". This line has to do with the fact that the film goes into detail about many things that may seem hard to believe, but it is important to understand. The film shows that people who are most comfortable with information, are most often the most ignorant. This is because information is often harder to come by than food and water. The documentary goes into great detail about people like Tupac Shakur, and the various ways that he is not recognized. This film was very well made and the amount of information that was provided was amazing. The amount of information was far more than what I have ever had the pleasure of hearing from any documentary. The film was also very entertaining and not at all depressing. This is because this documentary does not try to make you sad, but make you think. It is almost as if it is trying to make you feel happy, but it does not. It is also very funny at times and I am sure that the viewer will be laughing out loud at some of the things that the documentary says. Overall this film is a must see for everyone. It has been my favorite documentary for a long time and I will be looking forward to watching it many more times.

Saturday, 04 Jul 2020 10:08

It's been years since I've seen this documentary, and now that I've seen it, I'm re-evaluating it. It's a great documentary about the punk rock scene of the early 80's, and one of the best documentaries I've ever seen. It's a lot of fun, and I recommend it to everyone. I was also a fan of the band N* & the New Wave, and I was happy to see them represented. I'd love to know what they're up to now. My favorite part of the documentary was the interviews with various band members. These guys were truly fascinating. If you're a punk rock fan, this documentary is a must see. If you're not a punk rock fan, I would definitely recommend it.

Saturday, 27 Jun 2020 15:13

In 1989, the former Black Panther Party leader, Bobby Seale, was fatally shot by two Los Angeles police officers during an anti-police brutality protest in the city's Watts district. Seale's killer, Robert Watts, was later convicted of murder. In 1996, Watts was convicted of attempted murder and sentenced to 30 years in prison. Watts' supporters and supporters of the police, however, argued that he was not guilty of the crimes he was convicted of. Now, Seale's widow, Donna Seale, is going to the California State Supreme Court to challenge Watts' conviction. The movie "The State of Bobby Seale" tells the story of the struggle to get justice for the murdered Black Panther. I have to admit that I have never been a fan of Watts' as an activist, but I can see why many people would like him. He's a good man and his actions were justified. I also respect the idea that Watts would rather die than be put in jail. I also respect the idea that Watts' defense attorneys would have a difficult time proving his guilt. The film, however, doesn't really focus on the case. It focuses on Watts' defense attorneys. It's a nice, simple story of a man who has lost his faith in the justice system. This is the kind of movie that makes you think about the criminal justice system, because there is no way you can know what would happen if Watts had been found innocent. I like the fact that Watts' defense attorneys were trying to keep the focus on the evidence. I also like the fact that the film wasn't all about Watts, but about his defense attorneys. This film, though, is pretty good. The best part of the movie is probably the performance of Daryl Hannah. She is amazing. She's an excellent actress and this is probably the best performance of her career. Her role as Donna Seale is also good, because it is an interesting character and she does a great job portraying it. Daryl Hannah is also the best thing about the movie. The rest of the performances are also good. I also liked the music. I think it was a good soundtrack. The best song, however, is "Polarized," which is the theme for Watts' murder trial. I also like the fact that the film doesn't really talk about Watts' trial. It's just a story about Watts and his defense attorneys. I also like that the movie doesn't dwell on the murder, but on Watts' trial. It's not a "Bobby Seale" movie. It's a movie about Watts and his defense attorneys. If you're a fan of Watts or Daryl Hannah, I recommend this film.

Friday, 26 Jun 2020 13:42

i think this documentary is extremely important and a must see for anyone who is a punk, or who has been a punk, or who knows someone who is a punk. The video footage is great and the songs are great. I just wish they would have made a second documentary to explain more about the group, but this is not a documentary about the band, it's a documentary about the punk movement in the 80's. The first documentary is brilliant, but there is no second one, and the second documentary is great, but it's still not a documentary about the band, it's about the punk movement, and about the era of the 80's, and about the people who are the punk rockers. If you haven't seen this documentary, do it, you won't regret it. I think everyone should see this documentary. You'll find out why this film is so important, and you'll learn about the band's struggles and what they had to go through to become what they became. Also, if you've been a punk, you'll see what the term Punk is. It's important to know that a punk is someone who has been a punk, and is still a punk.

Monday, 08 Jun 2020 00:10

My friend told me that the documentary he was going to watch, was going to be "this stupid thing about music and hip-hop", and I have to say I'm really glad he didn't go for that, cause this is an excellent film, with some great interviews, and a real eye for detail. I think it's a must see for anyone, and is definitely worth the money. The music and lyrics are not only insightful, but they're just plain fun, and I'm sure that for many people this documentary is going to be an inspiration. This documentary is one of the best documentaries I've seen in years, and I recommend it to anyone.

Sunday, 07 Jun 2020 18:13

Fantastic documentary on a group of 20-somethings in Hollywood who had the courage to fight for their dreams. Although they're from the wrong generation, they are incredibly intelligent and motivated and were willing to take risks to be successful in the industry. I was pleasantly surprised by the fact that I actually did learn something from the film. I learned that these are not all "outsiders" and that there are many people who are talented and willing to put in the time and effort to become successful. This film also made me think about how important my education was in this day and age, and how my education was important for my career, and I learned a lot about growing up and taking risks. The biggest thing I learned from this film was that life is just a lot of risk and there are so many things that can go wrong and so many opportunities that are waiting to be taken advantage of. You have to be willing to take the risks and go for the success. It's just so important to have a positive attitude and to believe in yourself. This film made me realize that no matter what the circumstances, if you have the drive, the determination, and the drive to succeed, anything is possible. It's amazing that they're so successful, but it's also amazing that they're so driven and motivated to become successful. I recommend this film to anyone who is willing to take a chance and want to see a different perspective on the industry. I highly recommend it to anyone who is willing to take a chance and not be afraid to take risks and succeed.

Thursday, 04 Jun 2020 01:57

If you have an interest in punk, punk rock, or even if you're a big rock fan, this documentary will provide you with a glimpse into the lives of the participants. Although I don't consider myself a punk rocker, I've found this documentary to be very interesting and informative. The filmmakers have captured the personalities of many of the participants, giving a feel for their lives and the music that they love. This documentary is very well done, and the documentary makers have managed to keep it very light-hearted and engaging. Although the documentary has an agenda, it is not only about punk rock, it is about activism, the anti-war movement, and the disenfranchisement of the people. As a young woman living in the Bay Area, this documentary makes me realize that many of my peers who are in the same situation I am are much more focused on the issues they face, and they are not being heard. This documentary makes you understand why this is, and it makes you want to do something about it.

Tuesday, 02 Jun 2020 12:42

Totally unexpected and fresh, the documentary that makes you feel a part of the punk scene. A few of the songs were in my head for years but now I can listen to them. We really need more documentaries like this one. The guys were real guys, which is hard to find these days. They didn't sell out or try to be like everyone else. They made their own music, made it themselves, and now they're in the film industry. I think the world needs more documentaries like this one. And it's the only documentary I've seen about the Pussy Riot. Thank you so much for making this film, I'll be buying the DVD as soon as it's available. I want to watch it again. And maybe I'll write more about it in the future. I can't wait for the DVD release. It's so good and the film is really interesting.

Thursday, 28 May 2020 01:06

This documentary about the punk scene in LA in the late 1980s, with interviews from the scene, their families and friends, is great. There are some really great scenes, such as the video store and the hot-tub scene, which really took the punk scene into the mainstream. This documentary really makes you think about what punk was about, and why people did what they did. It's also really great to see the music and the clothes and how they were so important to the scene. It's really cool to see these guys and hear their stories, and their thoughts on the scene. If you're a fan of the scene, or even if you're not, you'll enjoy this documentary.

Tuesday, 26 May 2020 23:36

I found the film a good take on the music scene in the 70's, and the way that some of the music was put together, it was very well done. The film itself was very interesting and I highly recommend it.

Wednesday, 20 May 2020 04:41

I really enjoyed this film. The directors' honesty is what really makes this film work. The interviews are all real, all interesting, and all compelling. The people who were interviewed are all doing great work in their own right, and it's refreshing to hear the opinions of the people who actually have a say in our lives. This film is about what matters most to us, our community, our family, and our nation. We can't live in a post-industrial society where there are no jobs, no real education, and no hope. We have to learn to work together to create a new world, a new society, a new world. This film has a lot to say about our current economic and political climate, and what is possible if we learn to listen to one another, and work together to do things that matter. Thank you to the filmmakers for the opportunity to see this work in person.

Monday, 18 May 2020 21:14

This is a documentary that is definitely worth watching. There are a lot of good things that are presented in the documentary, but there are also a lot of bad things. The documentary covers a lot of topics and it makes it very easy to follow along. The documentary is very clear and concise and makes it easy to understand. It also does a good job of giving you the background information about the artists. I think that the director did a great job of making the documentary. The main thing that I really liked about this documentary was that the director didn't try to hide any information. He presented the information in a way that it was easy to follow. He also did a great job of giving you some of the background information on the artists. The documentary covers a lot of information and it makes it easy to follow along. Overall, I really enjoyed the documentary. I would recommend this documentary to anyone who likes music. It is a very good documentary and I recommend it to everyone. It is very clear and concise and is easy to follow along.

Saturday, 09 May 2020 05:37

There are very few things that you can do to bring out the truth about yourself, the world and the people around you. If you have the guts, you can do so in one of the most powerful ways: make a documentary. One of the most powerful documentaries you'll ever see. It's not a film that we would ever want to watch again, because it is so powerful, but it is also not a film that you would ever want to watch twice. It is so honest, so well written and so passionate that you will want to watch it over and over again, because it is a moving, honest and true story. I highly recommend this documentary to anyone who wants to understand their life, or if you want to become a better person. I give this documentary a 10 out of 10.

Friday, 08 May 2020 10:03

I really enjoyed this documentary. This film was very informative and did not give a lot of false information. The only way to view this film is to see the rest of the movie and this will be hard for some. There is a lot of truth to this documentary and it was very well done. There were also a lot of factual errors. I do not think the director should have removed the scenes from the movie, because they are not important to the story. I also think that the movie should have been longer. It could have made it a lot better. The director should have talked about the history of punk music and not just the history of punk bands. I also thought that there should have been more info about the various punk bands and bands that are still active today. Also, I think that the director should have added more information about the history of the women who are featured in the film. I also think that the director should have added more info about the history of the punk music scene. Overall, this film is very informative and well made. I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to know more about punk and the women that are featured in the film.

Sunday, 19 Apr 2020 20:17

This documentary has made me feel that I am not alone. There are countless women who feel like this too. It is so empowering to know that I can not only watch this film but share it with others too. It's like a revolution in a small way. I feel that there are so many reasons that women can be disillusioned with their current situation. The role of feminism has been wrongly focused on being a way to 'be' and not being able to take it in. However, there is a reason why feminism is a movement and not a movement alone. The main reason is that it is not about the individual or the family but about the freedom that the individual has to be who they are. It's about knowing that you have a choice in how you are going to live your life and not having to fit into a box. I think that this documentary has touched the majority of women and has brought them to the realization that there are so many women who feel like they are not really a part of society. This is not a gender issue or a race issue or a religion issue. It's a human issue. There are so many reasons why women are not respected and don't have the right to choose who they are. This film has been so powerful and so inspiring for me. I want to thank this amazing documentary for changing my view on feminism and all the other issues women face in our society.

Sunday, 19 Apr 2020 18:59

There is nothing that can be said about the nature of this documentary that hasn't already been said. The energy and the passion that has been given to it by the entire cast is remarkable. The interviewees were wonderful to watch, and the insights they gave into the world of Punk and Punk Culture, had me in tears and it made me want to become a part of this scene. I can not recommend this documentary highly enough, and it will become a staple in my collection. There are so many different perspectives that I could see in this documentary. It's about being yourself, not being someone else. It's about being yourself and taking care of yourself. It's about loving yourself and taking care of yourself. It's about making friends and breaking out of the cycle of being a victim and not knowing what to do. It's about the true meaning of Punk, and the true meaning of activism. It's about how to love yourself and be yourself, and being yourself and loving yourself. I truly love this documentary. I'm so proud of it and it's amazing. Thank you so much to all of the cast and crew for giving this story to us. It was an amazing journey, and I hope to be part of this community for many years to come. I hope that you will give this documentary a chance, and I hope that you will be inspired by it. Thank you!

Sunday, 19 Apr 2020 17:14

The film is a bold and daring attempt to paint a picture of the "pure" punk movement, and as such is both refreshing and an enlightening portrait of the many and varied ways that punk could be depicted. For those who have been either involved with the music, or who are just curious about the scene, this film is an eye-opener. As someone who grew up in the "pure" punk scene, I am extremely proud to see this film be made. The film captures the "pure" punk mentality and lifestyle perfectly, and I look forward to seeing more of the punk scene being captured and re-created on the big screen.

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