No City Fun

This film amplifies an article by Liz Naylor found in the Manchester fanzine, 'City Fun'. It showcases the cultural landscape of the late 1970s, focusing on the burgeoning music scene in Manchester, particularly through the lens of Joy Division's influence. As a product of Factory Records, it represents a specific moment in music history, attracting those interested in the evolution of punk and post-punk music.

Collectors might find value in its historical context and the connection to Joy Division, a band that has left a substantial mark on music. The film serves as a visual document of a vibrant community and the artistic expressions that emerged from it. Its ties to a notable fanzine and the music scene make it a relevant piece for enthusiasts of this era.