Buried in Madness – Punk in Portugal 78-88 - The Second Wave

About This Movie

So, 'Buried in Madness – Punk in Portugal 78-88 - The Second Wave' is quite a trip. It dives into the raw, gritty scene of Portuguese punk from '78 to '88. The film's pacing kind of mirrors the chaotic energy of the music itself—fast, intense, sometimes disjointed, but always compelling. You get this palpable sense of the underground culture, the struggles, and the voices that often went unheard. The interviews are candid, capturing that rebellious spirit, while the archival footage is a real treasure. And there's this constant tension between the music's anarchic beats and the socio-political backdrop of the time. It’s a fascinating exploration of identity and resistance through sound, and it builds on the narrative of the first wave nicely.

Captures the essence of the punk scene in Portugal.Features archival footage and candid interviews.Continues the narrative from the first film effectively.