Won't Anybody Listen

The documentary showcases the evolution of NC-17, highlighting their two-decade journey performing in bars across Los Angeles and Orange County. Initially known as Exude, they gained attention with their college hit "Boys Just Want to Have Sex" and achieved some exposure on MTV. However, their stylistic shift in 1990 to a grungier sound marked a significant turning point in their career.

Directed by Dov Kelemer, "Won't Anybody Listen" provides an in-depth look at the challenges faced by the band members, including the eventual inactivity of NC-17 as they pursued different paths. The film was showcased in various venues, including film festivals and cable broadcasts, offering a glimpse into the life of musicians striving to make their mark in the competitive music industry. This documentary is a valuable piece for collectors interested in music history and the stories behind lesser-known bands.