Last Farm in Reykjavik Premiere in Iceland

The three amigos (or Musketeers if you prefer) of myself, Joshua Cozzo, Brandon Moran, and Scott Pierce, are first-time filmmakers who deeply believe in serendipity. It was in the winter of 2019 that all three of us happened to venture to Iceland to explore the land of fire and ice. Myself and Brandon together and Pierce separately. As our trips around the Nordic isle came to a close, we happened to meet through a mutual friend and together, unearthed a story of punk culture that needed to be told. Having persevered through the pandemic and periods of "is this really going to happen," we have not only made a documentary film but have forged a friendship that will last a lifetime.

Now at the six-year mark (yes, six years), we are finally ready to premiere our film to the world. Our entire production from Day 1 has been entirely self-funded. Eight trips and hundreds of hours of production and editing have been a labor of love, but also an expensive one. We need the support of our families, friends, and fans of punk music to help us make this final push what it should be. We still have to incur the costs of things such as color grading and audio mixing, along with securing music rights to some songs featured in the film. We'd also like to make this a celebration for the dozens of people in Iceland who have helped us along the way, so being able to secure a venue, food, beverages, and maybe even some punk bands to play would be awesome.