Sex Pistols - There'll Alway Be England (2007)

Synopsis: When the Sex Pistols tore onto the scene in the late '70s, rock and roll was changed irrevocably. The noisy, snotty punk act served as a flashpoint for a movement that had been broiling just below... When the Sex Pistols tore onto the scene in the late '70s, rock and roll was changed irrevocably. The noisy, snotty punk act served as a flashpoint for a movement that had been broiling just below the surface; when they exploded into the mainstream, the ripples could be traced through to the furthest reaches of the modern landscape. Celebrating the 30th anniversary of their classic debut album NEVER MIND THE BOLLOCKS, founding members Steve Jones, Johnny Rotten, Paul Cook, and Glen Matlock reunited in 2007 for a week-long stand in the UK, playing everything from "Anarchy in the UK" to "Pretty Vacant" before sold-out crowds. THERE'LL ALWAYS BE AN ENGLAND captures the very best of these retrospective performances, and offers a bonus feature that follows the musicians back to their London haunts of their youth. [More]

Director: Julien Temple

Director: Julien Temple