In this raw and unflinching musical documentary, the rise and fall of punk rock’s most notorious band is told through the eyes of its founding bassist. The film follows Glen Matlock as he navigates the chaotic birth of the Sex Pistols, from the grimy rehearsal rooms of London to the explosive eruption of a cultural revolution. As the band’s primary songwriter, Matlock struggles to maintain a sense of musical integrity against the growing influence of the volatile Steve Jones and Paul Cook. The central conflict emerges when Matlock’s melodic sensibilities clash with the increasingly nihilistic direction of the group, leading to his controversial departure. Featuring candid interviews with punk icons including Debbie Harry, Clem Burke, Wayne Kramer, and Gary Kemp, the film offers a behind-the-scenes look at the creative tensions, shattered friendships, and fleeting fame that defined a generation. Without shying away from the band’s self-destructive tendencies, this 80-minute journey captures the exhilarating and often brutal reality of being a teenage rebel at the epicenter of a musical earthquake.