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Anarchy Movie '85 1985

★ 10.01 votes75 min📅 1985-06-01

"'This is What You Want...'"

Experience the unbridled energy of Anarchy Movie '85 (1985), a rare concert film capturing Public Image Ltd.'s electrifying performance in Nagoya City Hall, Japan.

Director: Masao Shimizu

Cast

John Lydon
John Lydon
Self
Martin Atkins
Self
Mark Schultz
Self
Bret Helm
Self
Jebin Bruni
Self

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Anarchy Movie '85 (1985) about?

This concert film captures Public Image Ltd.'s performance in Nagoya City Hall, Japan, featuring an interview with Johnny Rotten on a Bullet Train.

Who directed Anarchy Movie '85?

Masao Shimizu directed this unique concert film.

Who stars in Anarchy Movie '85?

The film features John Lydon, Martin Atkins, Mark Schultz, Bret Helm, and Jebin Bruni.

Is Anarchy Movie '85 (1985) worth watching?

While the film's limited release and unrated status may deter some viewers, Anarchy Movie '85 (1985) is a must-watch for fans of Public Image Ltd. and the punk rock movement.

How long is Anarchy Movie '85?

The runtime of Anarchy Movie '85 is 75 minutes.

About Anarchy Movie '85 (1985) — A Rare Concert Film Experience

Experience the unbridled energy of Anarchy Movie '85 (1985), a rare concert film capturing Public Image Ltd.'s electrifying performance in Nagoya City Hall, Japan. Directed by Masao Shimizu, this documentary music film showcases the band's post-punk sound and the charismatic personality of Johnny Rotten, aka John Lydon. With his signature wit and humor, Lydon takes the audience on a wild ride, from the Bullet Train to the stage, leaving a lasting impression on fans of the genre. This film is a must-watch for those interested in music history and the punk rock movement.

As the band's performance unfolds, the atmosphere is palpable, with each member bringing their unique energy to the stage. The camera captures the raw emotion and intensity of the performance, making the viewer feel like they're part of the audience. Anarchy Movie '85 (1985) is a true rarity, released only in Japan, making it a treasure for music enthusiasts and collectors alike.