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• Genre/form term: Punk films

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• Genre/form term: Punk rock films

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• Genre/form term: Rock films

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• Genre/form term: Subculture films

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• Source citation: Work cat.: The decline of western civilization [VR], c1985.

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• Source citation: The punk rock movie [VR], c2006.

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• Source citation: López, D. Films by genre, ©1993
• Information found: (subgenre listed under Rock film: Punk Films. Punk defines a youth subculture which derives from and has as its core the world of rock music. Punk is also a strand of minimal rock music. Any film which deals with this type of music or its subculture is a punk film. Examples: The Punk Rock Movie (1977); Jubilee (1978); Asphaltnacht (1980); Breaking Glass (1980); A Right of Passage (1980); The Decline of Western Civilization (1981); Liquid Sky (1982); Smithereens (1982); Suburbia (1983); Sid and Nancy (1986))

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• Source citation: List of punk films, via Wikipedia, Dec. 18, 2014
• Information found: (films about the punk subculture)

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• Source citation: Knipfel, J. 30 must see punk rock movies, via Den of geek! website, viewed Dec. 18, 2014
• Information found: ("As musical subgenres go the nihilistic, apocalyptic, hate-fueled punk I knew didn't last long, really only about 15 years from the mid-'70s to the late '80s, but it both inspired and was inspired by a wider range of films than any other musical trend can lay claim to. ... The whole style of punk rock, the sound and the look (the look especially often coming directly from films), also inspired other filmmakers, who found it an easy and colorful way to put youthful disaffection up on the screen")

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• Source citation: Distefano, A. The 10 best punk rock movies, via OC weekly, Aug. 4 2014, viewed online Dec. 18, 2014
• Information found: (Punk rock has been a part of cinema ever since the music was created in places like Los Angeles, New York and London in the mid to late '70s. Aside from the music, either live or on record, the big screen provided another medium to convey what punk truly stands for: not giving a fuck what anyone else says or thinks, having integrity, staying true to your identity, and rebelling against the status quo. Pump Up the Volume (1990); Control (2007); SLC Punk (1998); Sid and Nancy (1986); SLC Punk(1998); Rock n Roll High School (1979); Suburbia (1983); Repo Man (1984); Summer of Sam (1999); The Runaways (2010); What We Do Is Secret (2007))