God Save the King (1977)
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Overview
Two punk musicians are interviewed by a rock journalist in this early student film by Tom DiCillo. Shot on 16mm as his first sync-sound project at NYU, the film draws on the emerging punk scene of the late 1970s, including material filmed at CBGB. The work was later re-edited and preserved as a print used to support DiCillo’s early career development.
Run Time 0 hr 08 min
Status Released
Release Date 13 Oct, 1977
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