Pistol (series) (2022)
Année de sortie: 2022
Nation: United States
Alternative Title: N/A
Réalisateur: Craig Pearce
Writer: Craig Pearce
Production & Genre
Producteur: Executive Producer: Anita Camarata, Craig Pearce, Danny Boyle, Gail Lyon, Hope Hartman, Paul Lee, Steve Jones, Tracey Seaward
Sociétés: Decibel Films, FX Productions, wiip
Genre: Drama
Budget: N/A
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Mots-clés
Mots-clés: 1970s, guitar, london, england, punk band, punk rock, spitting, strong language
Histoire
Pistol follows the story of a group of young, working-class kids in London during the late 1970s who come together to form a punk rock band called 'The Sex Pistols'. Led by charismatic frontman Johnny Rotten (played by Toby Wallace), the band challenges the conservative cultural norms and political establishment of the time with their raw, noisy music and provocative lyrics. The band's manager Malcolm McLaren (Thomas Brodie-Sangster) encourages them to embrace anarchy and controversy, pushing the boundaries of what was considered acceptable in popular culture. As the band gains popularity and influences a generation of disillusioned youth, they also attract unwanted attention from authorities who see their music as a threat to society's moral fabric. The series chronicles the band's rise to fame, their impact on the punk rock movement, and the personal struggles they face along the way.
Résumé
Pistol is a drama series that explores the birth of the punk rock movement in late 1970s London through the lens of the iconic band 'The Sex Pistols'. Directed by Craig Pearce, the series focuses on the group's working-class roots and their mission to challenge the conservative cultural landscape of the time. With strong language, provocative performances, and a raw, aggressive sound, The Sex Pistols shook up the music industry and inspired a generation of disaffected youth. The series delves into the band members' personal lives, their relationships with each other, and the broader social and political context that fueled their rebellion.
