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A new documentary about revolutionary grunge outfit L7 will be released October 13th on DVD and video-on-demand. L7: Pretend Were Dead will also get a multi-city theatrical run starting September 1st at the Hollywood Theater in Portland, Oregon.
The film will screen throughout September in select cities such as Philadelphia, Chicago, Boston, Los Angeles, Washington D.C. and San Francisco. The last planned showing is October 5th at Nitehawk Cinema in Brooklyn.
Filmmaker Sarah Price (The Yes Men, Summercamp!) directed Pretend Were Dead, which chronicles the bands remarkable career, from their formation in Los Angeles in 1985 through their numerous tours and six studio albums to their initial break-up in 2001. The film includes never-before-seen home movies, previously unseen performance footage and interviews with Garbages Shirley Manson, Nirvanas Krist Novoselic, Butch Vig, Joan Jett, Lydia Lunch, CSS, Brody Dalle and X singer Exene Cervenka.
L7s original lineup reunited in 2015 and the band has spent much of the past two years on the road. The group has a handful of California dates scheduled for this fall, including stops in Santa Cruz September 26th, San Francisco the 27th and Los Angeles the 30th.
L7: Pretend Were DeadScreening Dates
September 1 Portland, OR @ Hollywood Theater
September 8 Philadelphia, PA @ PhilaMOCA
September 8 Chicago, IL @ The Vic/Brew & View
September 8 Santa Ana, CA @ Frida Cinema
September 9 Santa Ana, CA @ Frida Cinema
September 10 Santa Ana, CA @ Frida Cinema
September 12 Long Beach, CA @ Art Theatre
September 14 Boston, MA @ Regent Theater
September 15 Boston, MA @ Regent Theater
September 16 Los Angeles, CA @ The Regent
September 17 Austin, TX @ Alamo Drafthouse
September 19 Washington DC @ The Black Cat
September 27 San Francisco, CA @ The Roxie
October 5 Brooklyn, NY @ Nitehawk Cinema
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