Topper Headon

An ode to The Clash’s legendary frontman, whose influence persists after his death, featuring early recording sessions and interviews with bandmates.

The only up-close and personal film about the juggernaut band The Clash, and their meteoric trajectory through rock 'n' roll history.

Somewhere between a Clash concert film and an electric, booze-soaked portrait of punk Britain stands Jack Hazan and David Mingay’s cult classic. A vital look at the values and rock revolutions of pre-Thatcher Britain which, like the music scene it documents, is raw, unpolished, and in-your-face.

This critical review dives into the music that changed a generation by featuring rare footage from The Punk Rock Movie and Mick Jones' last gig.

This programme draws on extensive footage of the Clash in performance and the fascinating anecdotes the band's original drummer Terry Chimes, Clash and Blockheads keyboardist Micky Gallagher, iconic film director Don Letts and many more as well as previously unseen drawings and cartoons by the legendary Ray Lowry.

In 1976, with Britain divided over immigration, a motley crew of mavericks banded together with top punk bands to form Rock Against Racism.