Lydia Lunch: The War Is Never Over

In 1976, sixteen-year-old Lydia Lunch arrived in a depressed neighborhood of New York City, determined to make waves in the underground spoken word poetry scene. Using her own troubled childhood as creative inspiration, Lunch produced work infused with a rebellious attitude, sarcasm, and feminine vulnerability, influencing the rise of youth counter-culture and feminism in the city for decades to come. Directed by Beth B.