Music,Documentary
Australia
Viva the Underdogs is a documentary film that chronicles the 15-year journey of the Australian heavy metal band Parkway Drive. The film follows the band's rise from a small underground group to being one of the biggest names in the industry.
The film covers the band's early days playing shows in their hometown of Byron Bay, their struggles to get noticed by record labels, and the challenges they faced as they started touring the world. It also delves into the personal lives of the band members, their dynamic as a group, and the impact that their music has had on their fans.
The film features interviews with the band members, their families, friends, and fans, as well as behind-the-scenes footage from their concerts and tours. It also includes performances of some of their biggest hits, including "Wild Eyes," "Carrion," and "Vice Grip."
Viva the Underdogs is not just a film about Parkway Drive, but also a celebration of the heavy metal genre and the underdogs who work tirelessly to make their dreams a reality. Through their story, the film inspires and motivates viewers to pursue their passions and never give up on their goals.
