Lydia Lunch documentary The War is Never Over premiered at DOC NYC fest in 2019, and now it’s set to open in theaters nationwide, including NYC’s IFC Center, on June 30, and virtually via Kino Marquee ...

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No Wave filmmaker Beth B offers a portrait of her longtime collaborator in 'Lydia Lunch: The War Is Never Over.' By John DeFore From its first scene, Lydia Lunch: The War Is Never Over makes clear ...

Lydia Lunch is brash, confrontational, angry, funny and brutally honest. So is “Lydia Lunch: The War Is Never Over,” the raw, intensely scattered documentary about the punk rocker/spoken word artist ...

Lydia Lunch: The War is Never Over begins with Lunch, the pioneering frontwoman of Teenage Jesus & The Jerks (and later numerous other bands) recounting a story that happened when she was just ...

When Lydia Lunch fled home at 16 in 1976, she stepped off a Greyhound and dropped anchor in the New York underground. Taking over a loft left empty by Kitty Bruce (the daughter of social critic and ...

Lydia Lunch resists labels. A protean force of nature, she deals in spoken word, poetry, film and photography, though she’s probably best known for her ferocious musical contributions to New York’s No ...

Lydia Lunch and Joseph Keckler Credit: photo courtesy of the artists Whether working solo, in a duo, with a full band or larger ensembles, Lydia Lunch has performed thousands of gigs around the world.

Beth B’s documentary tells the story of an iconic underground New York City misfit and her durable career. By Glenn Kenny When you purchase a ticket for an independently reviewed film through our site ...