The Clash: Rude Boy

'The Clash: Rude Boy' is a british movie of 1980 thats mix the fiction with the documentary genre. Directed by the filmmakers Jack Hazan and David Mingay, with the last one as co-script of the film too, 'The Clash: Rude Boy' tells the history of Ray Gange, a fictional sworn fan of the the english punk rock band The Clash that leaves his job in a Soho sex shop to follow the band during all their concerts. The movie includes material of the Victoria's Park concert The Clash inside the campaign "Rock Against Racism", besides studio recording of their second studio album 'Give 'Em Enough Rope'.