L7

This documentary chronicles the rise and fall of the influential punk rock band L7, from their formation in Los Angeles in the late 1980s through their struggles and eventual dissolution. It delves into their unique blend of feminist politics, raw musical talent, and often controversial stage antics that defined their career. The film features interviews with band members and archival footage, offering an intimate look at their journey.

L7: Pretend We're Death has been generally well-received by critics and audiences for its honest portrayal of a groundbreaking band and its insightful look into the challenges faced by female musicians in the rock scene. It is praised for its comprehensive coverage and candid interviews.

• A powerful and honest look at a pioneering all-female rock band.
• Captures the spirit and struggles of L7 with compelling archival footage and interviews.
• Highlights the band's enduring legacy and influence on punk and feminist rock.

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Nominated for Best Documentary at the Seville Film Festival (2016).

The band was known for their infamous performance at the 1992 Reading Festival, where vocalist Donita Sparks threw her bloody tampon into the audience.