Clash: Westway To The World
Charting the rise and fall of British punk group the Clash, widely considered one of the greatest bands of all time, this documentary intersperses talking-head interviews with band members, live concert clips, still photos, and other assorted footage. Directed by friend of the band, Don Letts, it recounts the group's swift rise, as it broke through the formal and commercial limitations of punk - only to fall apart as it was reaching the peak of its worldwide popularity.
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