A new documentary discussing anarcho-crust-punks Crass has been completed and is available online. Titled There Is No Authority but Yourself, the film makers explained:

The ‘anarcho-punk’ band Crass never compromised, was very political and never had faked some sort of appearance. They were honest. Real. And extremely popular. Some of the members are still living together in Dial House, a quiet place in the countryside just outside London. ‘Permaculture’ workshops (‘living ecologically and sustainable’) are organized there. Penny Rimbaud (drummer) en Gee Vaucher (art works) are still living up to Crass’ ideals. They are trying to live an authentic life ‘outside the framework’.

There are two trailers available for the film here and you can also purchase or rent the film from the same site.
Source A new documentary discussing anarcho-crust-punks Crass has been completed and is available online. Titled There Is No Authority but Yourself, the film makers explained:

The ‘anarcho-punk’ band Crass never compromised, was very political and never had faked some sort of appearance. They were honest. Real. And extremely popular. Some of the members are still living together in Dial House, a quiet place in the countryside just outside London. ‘Permaculture’ workshops (‘living ecologically and sustainable’) are organized there. Penny Rimbaud (drummer) en Gee Vaucher (art works) are still living up to Crass’ ideals. They are trying to live an authentic life ‘outside the framework’.

There are two trailers available for the film here and you can also purchase or rent the film from the same site.
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