Chronicling the U.K. anarchic punk scene of the early 1980s, this follow-up to Ian Glasper's Burning Britain details the progression from punk being seen as radical fashion to a lifestyle and force of social change. An essential addition to the history of the movement, this well-researched film leaves no stone unturned, offering up a wealth of obscure footage, photographs and in-depth interviews with the biggest and lesser-known names of the era.