I Really Get Into It: The Underage Architects of Sioux Falls Punk

This documentary captures how a group of teenagers, largely overlooked by mainstream culture, created their own vibrant punk rock scene. It dives into the DIY mentality that defined their community, emphasizing their tenacity and ingenuity. Through a combination of archival video and interviews, the film illustrates how these youths not only shaped their local culture but also influenced the broader punk rock movement as they ventured into the world.

Featuring notable figures in the punk scene, including Ian MacKaye of Fugazi and Larry Livermore of Lookout! Records, the film presents a rich tapestry of voices from the Sioux Falls music community. It highlights the creativity and spirit of a generation that thrived in an environment where they had to forge their own paths. This documentary is a compelling look at how music and youth culture intersect in unexpected ways, providing insight into a vibrant subculture.