Have you ever bought a DVD movie from the bargain bin at your local store?Did you buy it on the strength of the cover photo and the excellent review?Were you disappointed with your movie purchase within momentsof the opening credits? How Not To Make A Movie offers an honest, gritty, and often comical behind-the-scenes look at the woes of making an ultra-low-budget movie.
Dirty Squatters is a non fictional, often gaggingly comical story of post-punk squatting life inside Margaret Thatcher's Britain. Set against the backdrop of 80s and 90s London with ventures into the squatting culture in Holland and Germany during that period. A story from the rebellious, pissed off, Generation X, supported by great music, live and on vinyl. A time of wild nightclubbing, free festivals, and free housing if you could manage botch job carpentry and squat plumbing. Many of the Walkman generation lived this way, in the era of brick sized phones and before anyone had Internet service.
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