The Devil and Daniel Johnston
Why this pick
Like Instrument, it builds an intimate, unvarnished portrait of an uncompromising independent musician through archival material, performances, and the surrounding creative community.
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IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
Keep the feeling.
SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Like Instrument, it builds an intimate, unvarnished portrait of an uncompromising independent musician through archival material, performances, and the surrounding creative community.
Why this pick
Its long-term, inside-the-scene access captures the volatility, ideals, and everyday strain behind independent rock culture with the same lived-in immediacy.
Why this pick
A direct fit for Fugazi’s DIY ethos: a brisk, affectionate punk-history documentary centered on artistic independence, touring, friendship, and making ambitious work outside the industry.
Why this pick
Its energetic archival approach and focus on Kathleen Hanna’s fiercely independent creative life resonate with Fugazi’s principled, community-minded punk perspective.
Why this pick
A collage-like portrait of punk conviction and artistic restlessness, connecting personal history, live energy, and political ideals rather than reducing its subject to a conventional biography.
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01 / THE STORY
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME
Himself