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The documentary focuses on Mia Zapata, the lead singer of the Seattle-based punk band the Gits, who gained fame in the early 1990s. It covers her powerful performances and the band's influence on the music scene during that era. The film addresses the tragic events of 1993 when Zapata was raped and murdered, a crime that had a significant impact on the music community and fans.
Through performance footage and interviews with surviving band members, the film reflects on Zapata's legacy and the contributions of the Gits to punk rock. It captures the profound loss felt by those who knew her and the lasting effects of her death on the music world.
Why Watch
- •See Mia Zapata's powerful performances.
- •Meet surviving band members sharing their stories.
- •Find out about the Gits' impact on punk rock.
Did You Know
•Mia Zapata was the lead singer of the Gits, a Seattle-based band.
•Zapata was murdered in 1993, altering the band's trajectory.
•The documentary features interviews with Joan Jett and Kathleen Hanna.
•The film has a runtime of 82 minutes.
Perfect For
Punk rock fansTrue crime enthusiastsMusic history buffs