Gonzo Music Diaries, NYC (DVD)
DIRECTED BY - Roy Szuper
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RUNTIME - 82 minutes
YEAR - 2006
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The film is about one Punk, one Concert Fanatic and one Filmmaker and their goal...An activist music festival nine days before The Republican National Convention.
GENRES - documentary, drama, music & performance
Film Info
One Punk, One Concert Fanatic, One Filmmaker, One Goal...An activist music festival nine days before The Republican National Convention.
Gonzo Music Diaries, NYC is a time capsule of the music and politics that shaped New York City in 2004. Music fanatic Concert Joe, punk rocker Tony Petrozza and the film's director, Roy Szuper, set out to create the First Annual Williamsburg Music Festival as a statement of protest against the incoming Republican National Convention.
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"...bridges the gap between the grassroots activism of the hippie '60s and the DIY ethic that all but defined punk from the mid- '70's to about noon yesterday...a heartfelt look at the dedication, perseverance and (no pun intended) concerted effort it takes for a small group of driven, like-minded people to confront the powers that be - not on their turf, but on your own - while also examining the motivation it takes for someone to try it in the first place." Eric Danville, Punk Magazine
