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

Genres: Documentary

Director: Lorna Tucker

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Quality	480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Genres	Documentary
Director	Lorna Tucker
Stars	Christina Hendricks, Pamela Anderson, Kate Moss, André Leon Talley
Country	UK
Also Known As	Westwood, Westwood: Punkkari, ikoni, aktivisti, Westwood - Punk. Icona. Attivista, Vivienne Westwood. Reina punk, De rebellie van Vivienne Westwood, Vivienne Westwood: Get a Life, Westwood: punkówa, ikona, aktywistka, Westwood: Punkrockare, ikon, aktivist, 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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Tuesday, 15 Sep 2020 03:34

I found the documentary quite interesting and insightful. In my opinion, it does a great job of showing how Punk Rock was born out of the darkness of the 60's and how it has evolved into an international phenomenon. It is the story of a few young guys who made a huge impact on the world of music, and the people who were involved in it. It also has interviews with people who have been in the band, and the people who have been involved in the bands growth and their music. It's very educational. The documentary does a great job of showing the evolution of Punk Rock, and the people who have been involved in it. I found it to be interesting and informative.

Saturday, 12 Sep 2020 16:31

I watched this film with the idea of it being a documentary, but it's more than that. I was surprised to find that this is a film that is not only about Punk, but about the Black Power movement, and the rise of Black Power in the 60's. The film is so interesting and inspiring, I recommend it to anyone who is interested in the Black Power movement or the rise of Black Power in the 60's. If you have never heard of the Black Power movement, you should watch this film. It is an important film and one that you will want to watch again and again. It is also very well made, and the film has a great soundtrack. The film is very well made and I think the film will be very appealing to a broad audience.

Monday, 31 Aug 2020 12:34

The first half of the film is all about the rock and roll scene in the 70's, the second half is about the punk movement in the 80's. It is both hilarious and interesting to watch the conversation between the two. The interviews are very entertaining and I hope to see more of these type of films. The interviews with the two bands are also very interesting. They are full of colorful characters, and they all talk about their own lives and the events that led to their music. It is very interesting to see the interviewees from both sides of the scene. The music they discuss is all very interesting. The film has some very funny moments, and some very interesting parts. It is a very interesting film that is definitely worth watching. I highly recommend it.

Wednesday, 26 Aug 2020 22:38

I remember watching this film in the early nineties when it first came out. I was about twelve at the time and it's very powerful. It's not really a documentary film, it's more of a film about punk. I found it to be very informative and well done. I recommend this film to anyone who is into punk and/or environmental activism. It's also a very moving film.

Friday, 07 Aug 2020 16:55

In a city of 1.4 million, only about 400,000 people go to see a film. This film is a portrait of the rock and roll community in the mid-1980s. The film is one of the best I've seen and I can't imagine that anyone would want to see it. The only reason I gave it a 9 instead of a 10 was because I would have liked to see more interviews with the band members. This film was made by a documentary filmmaker, Daniel Byers. He has made a great documentary that captures the essence of the time period. The film is a little slow at times, but the people who are interviewed make the film even more interesting. The only problem is that the film does not end at the end of the documentary. You have to go on for a while to get to the end. I recommend this film to anyone who wants to see a great documentary on the rock and roll scene in the early 1980s. I hope that Daniel Byers will make more documentaries.

Monday, 03 Aug 2020 03:00

I think that the movie was great, because it showed how some people are trying to make a difference in the world. The only thing I don't like is that they could have done more with the music. I don't know why they didn't use the music for the scenes, but it was nice. I also didn't like that they didn't show all of the people in the film, but I think that they should have done that. Also, I think that the people who went to the band's concerts, which is what the film was made about, should have had a bigger part of the film. The people that were there were cool, but they didn't get a whole lot of screen time. The music was also really good, and I really liked the way the band played. Overall, I think that it was a great film. It was really good. I recommend it to anyone who wants to see it.

Friday, 17 Jul 2020 08:19

This is a story of a young woman named Nora who has just got married and is going to be a mother. However, she gets a job offer from a publicity firm to write a fake article on the subject of child abduction in order to help make it look like a real story. The film follows her as she struggles with this new job, with her husband, her mother, her family, and her friends. As her situation gets more and more complicated, she finds herself on a road trip to get back home. The story is great. The actors are great. It's not too hard to watch. It's a great story. But I have to say that the film has a couple of things that I didn't like. One of them is that it seems to go on too long. It could have been shortened. Another is that there are some scenes that just seem to go on too long. I didn't like that. I also think that the film could have been shorter. The last thing I'd like to say is that I felt that it went on too long. I don't think it was needed. I think that the film should have been shorter. So if you're looking for a great film about a real story that you don't have to think too much about, go see this film. It's worth it. However, if you're looking for a film that has to think about too much, you might not enjoy it. I didn't enjoy it. I thought it was good, but I don't think it was great.

Saturday, 04 Jul 2020 09:21

This documentary was excellent, focusing on the punk and hardcore scene in LA, from the early to mid-1980s. It focuses on the power of punk and hardcore, and how they changed the world for the better, in spite of being in a male dominated culture. The documentary takes a nostalgic look at the punk and hardcore scene, starting with the birth of punk music. It shows the importance of the scene, how punk and hardcore inspired many, and how the scene was about more than just music, as well as the people involved. It also shows how the culture developed, and how many bands got influenced by the scene. The documentary also discusses the evolution of the music, as well as the culture. There is a lot of great information in this documentary, including interviews with people who have had a part in the scene, and it does a great job of covering the history of punk and hardcore music.

Thursday, 02 Jul 2020 07:48

When I first heard about this film I was skeptical. I was scared of the story and the subject matter. I have seen the documentary about the Wobblies, and I don't think they are a good representation of the punk movement. I had heard that the film was going to be about the band, and that it would be about the band. I went into the theater with a lot of expectations, and was not disappointed. This film was very well put together and made for a great time. It was also interesting to see a film about the history of the punk movement. It was interesting to see how many bands had their own political agendas. This is a very interesting topic that is worth exploring. I would highly recommend this film. If you are a fan of punk music, this film is a must see. It was a very well made documentary. I would highly recommend it.

Sunday, 28 Jun 2020 02:36

This is a good look at a couple of the most important punk bands of the era. They are all on the album "Sweet Dreams". You can't really find much about the bands themselves. I would recommend this for those who are into punk and/or history. I would also recommend this for those who like to look at the music of bands from the era. Some of the bands are in the documentary are: No Sleep, Guster, S.O.B., Street Crimes, and Zero. This is a good documentary. I would give this a 7/10.

Tuesday, 23 Jun 2020 13:28

This documentary about a punk band that was in the punk scene in the late 70's/early 80's is really interesting. It shows the band members talking about their band and the people who supported them. It also shows their relationship with their parents and their musical influences. I think the music is the most important part of the film. The music is interesting, but it is also a good look at the punk scene. I really liked the interviews with the band members. I would recommend this film to anyone who likes punk music.

Wednesday, 17 Jun 2020 05:57

I remember seeing this film at a party in the early 80s. I was too young to appreciate what I was watching, but the music and the story were incredible. I've since heard this story told again, but as the time of this movie passes, the story becomes a little more subtle. It is about the punk rock scene in Los Angeles in the 80s. The movie is about a group called The Runaways. The group is led by Brion James, who is a famous musician in the punk rock scene. The movie also has the incredible story of the band, "The Cramps". The movie shows how they got started, how they started to get famous, and how they got kicked out of their record label. It's a great story about how bands got started and how they became famous. The movie is not all punk rock. There is a lot of good music in it as well. I highly recommend this movie.

Monday, 08 Jun 2020 12:10

I was just recently watching this documentary on the WKRP in Cincinnati and it was absolutely amazing. The documentary is extremely well done, with all the people that were involved in the music scene in the 70's and 80's. It is very enlightening, and I highly recommend this film.

Friday, 29 May 2020 00:14

This documentary covers a very interesting story about one of the bands in the "Hardcore Punk" scene of the 1980's. This documentary is a very interesting look at one of the bands in the scene and the people involved in it. As a former punk rocker myself, I can say that this documentary does a great job of showing what the scene was like. There are many scenes that were done very well, like the scenes in the bathroom, the scene with the police and the scene with the band. I also liked the fact that this documentary shows a side of punk rock that I never knew existed. Overall, I really enjoyed this documentary. I would recommend it to anyone looking for a good documentary.

Thursday, 07 May 2020 10:12

I'm a sucker for documentaries about the punk scene in London. This one is a must see for anyone who is a fan of punk. If you're not a fan of punk then you'll love it. The documentary is very well done, very informative and funny at times. The interviews with the musicians are great too. The only thing that didn't work for me was the inclusion of interviews with the band's manager. It just seemed a little unnecessary. But other than that this is a must see for anyone who is a fan of punk. If you like punk, you'll like this. If you don't, you'll hate it. But if you are a fan of punk then you'll love it.

Tuesday, 28 Apr 2020 14:56

This documentary follows the career of punk rocker, L.A. punk, Frank Zappa. Frank is now in his 80's, but he still makes the headlines with his constant tirades against the corporate status quo. The documentary tells the story of his rise and the crazy things he did to get people to listen to his music. Frank, like his music, has been compared to rock and roll. But he's nothing like the Beatles, for one thing. He's more like the Rolling Stones. He doesn't have a great voice, but his personality and his charisma makes up for it. In this documentary, we get a glimpse into his career, his music, and his life. It's a good watch for those who like rock and roll, and Frank Zappa fans.

Elizabeth Gonzalez

Tuesday, 28 Apr 2020 01:14

This film was interesting to me because I've been in the punk scene for about 10 years now and I have a lot of respect for the artists involved in this documentary. However, I do feel that it is a little misleading about how the music scene developed in the early 90's. The scenes are all very much over-the-top and cartoonish. Also, there is no real background on the bands or their music. It is just a bunch of random people who are some of the main influences on the punk scene. It is also very easy to look at the film and say "this is what the scene is like now" because the scene is very much "in-between". It is a little more realistic and it is also much more fun to watch. But, the people in the documentary are probably the most interesting part of the film. The main point of the documentary is the music scene and how bands were created and how bands can be influenced by the music scene. I also think that the "icon" that this documentary is really trying to say is "the punk scene". The documentary does show a lot of the cool music that was happening in the scene, but it does not really go into the origins of punk and how bands became what they are today. Also, the documentary focuses on bands who were actually in the scene, but it does not really go into the different bands and how they became what they are today. Overall, I thought this was a really interesting documentary about the punk scene. However, I also think that it could have been better. The documentary is very much over-the-top and cartoonish and it is not really about bands. Also, the documentary focuses on bands who were not in the scene, but does not go into their origins. Overall, I liked the documentary and I think that it is worth watching, but I think that it could have been better.

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