I was at an open-air screening of a pretty short documentary about this cities punk scene yesterday. It was organized by a group occupying a nearby cinema that has set abandoned since around 2020, which they currently can't do screenings at because of fire safety. The screening was pretty well attended but as always with these types of events it's equal parts fun and depressing, since it really doesn't feel like any of these people's efforts can really do much against the ever-progressing cultural decline and ever-rising rents in this (and every other) city.
I was at an open-air screening of a pretty short documentary about this cities punk scene yesterday. It was organized by a group occupying a nearby cinema that has set abandoned since around 2020, which they currently can't do screenings at because of fire safety. The screening was pretty well attended but as always with these types of events it's equal parts fun and depressing, since it really doesn't feel like any of these people's efforts can really do much against the ever-progressing cultural decline and ever-rising rents in this (and every other) city.