White Riot

The documentary examines the impact of punk rock and reggae on British culture during a tumultuous time. It highlights how a community of musicians and artists used their platform and creativity to challenge racism and promote anti-racism initiatives. Through fanzines and music, they made a significant political statement against the National Front.

Featuring notable figures such as Pauline Black, Topper Headon, Tom Robinson, and Stuart Hall, the film provides insight into the cultural zeitgeist of the era. It captures the energy of the punk movement and its commitment to social justice, making it an important piece for collectors interested in music history and political activism.