This is something I started to watch but didn't continue it cause I was tired of documentaries that were getting to rebellious. It's a great singer song writer materials and for those who love punk culture.

Just the best. Jaw dropped, cried, rejoiced. Loved every moment.

Brilliant documentary. One of my favorites of 2013

This is such an important story that needs to be seen and heard. Well documented, shot and put together. Really opened my eyes and mind to the story of Kathleen Hanna and the contribution she has made to American culture, music and human rights and freedom.

I went into this "cold". Meaning I had no real knowledge of Kathleen Hanna or Riot Grrl in general. I thoroughly enjoyed this film and learned a lot. So those reviewers who claimed that this film was only for her "cult followers" are wrong. I wish I could get prints of the artwork shown. Not to mention a copy of the Julie Ruin album.

I had only started listening to Kathleen’s first band Bikini Kill when I watched this documentary. I had no idea that she was such a charismatic, powerful artist, and thanks to this documentary I now have a new idol. What those women did during the Riot Girrrl movement of the 90’s needs to happen again. Also as an aspiring musician it was incredible to see someone who is so voraciously involved in creating music. Her passion in palpable.

Wow a super cool girl! Super cool person! Kathleen Hanna I will find some of your music and I'm sure for me there will a couple jems.

I admire her so much. She had so much courage and determination. I admire her confidence. I love RIOT GRRRL and this is OFFICIALLY my favorite movie. WATCH IT AND BE INSPIRED!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Kathleen Hanna's music, art and activism has had a profound impact on my life for the past 20 years and I am so glad someone FINALLY made a movie about her! Sini Anderson does a great job with this movie! I didn't know it was possible to love Kathleen anymore than I already did!

Just when I thought I couldn't love Kathleen Hanna and everything she has worked for any more, Sini Anderson puts out this brillant documentary.