This review is part of our coverage of the 2022 Sundance Film Festival.The Pitch: In the repressive, conservative environment of Beirut, amidst waves of political protest and rapidly-changing social norms, Slave to Sirens stands out. They’re an all-female thrash metal band, pretty much the only one of its kind in Beirut,…
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Sundance Review: Documentary Sirens Find Purpose and Power In Thrash Metal
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