Revolution, Riot Grrrl Style

This documentary delves into the resurgence of feminism, showcasing how rock music has become a powerful medium for today's provocative female artists. Featuring discussions on feminism, punk rock, and music history, it highlights the contributions of key figures like Kathleen Hanna, while also connecting to contemporary artists such as Peaches and Grimes.

The film revisits the riot grrrl movement of the early 1990s, illustrating how it inspired generations of young female musicians and activists. It examines the cultural significance of this movement and its ongoing relevance in the current feminist landscape. With a focus on themes of gender equality and empowerment, the documentary serves as both an homage to the past and a look at the future of women's influence in music and society.