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Released
2008 · FILM

The Clash: Revolution Rock

Directed by
Runtime
81 min
MusicDocumentary

Synopsis

*The Clash Live: Revolution Rock* is a documentary film directed by Don Letts, a long-time collaborator of the band and a Grammy-winning producer known for *Westway to the World*. The film captures the energy of the Clash's live performances, highlighting the evolution of the band throughout their career. It features footage from various stages of the band's rise, beginning with live-in-the-studio clips and culminating in their 1982 performance at New York's Shea Stadium. The documentary includes rare and previously unreleased material from around the world, offering a comprehensive look at the band's live history. It is intended to appeal to both new audiences and longtime fans of the band.

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Principal cast & crew: 5

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