A documentary presenting the story of the Lunachicks, tracing the rise, breakup, and reunion after twenty years of one of the most defining female punk bands of the New York underground.

Through rare archival footage, energetic concert scenes, and honest reminiscences, the film shows how the Lunachicks, formed in the late 1980s, became one of the most characteristic bands of the 1990s punk and grunge era. Known for their humor, outspokenness, and feminist perspective, the band grew from the New York club scene into a defining player on the international punk stage, while constantly facing the music industry's prejudices regarding female performers.

The documentary explores the band's internal conflicts, years burdened by drugs and relationships, and the events leading to their 2000 breakup, alongside their successes. Featured are band members and numerous well-known figures from punk and alternative rock, including Deborah Harry (Blondie), Donita Sparks and Jennifer Finch (L7), Dexter Holland and Noodles (The Offspring), Gina Schock (The Go-Go's), and Kate Schellenbach (Luscious Jackson). Finally, the film shows how the members found each other again and returned to the stage after two decades, proving that the Lunachicks' legacy lives on and continues to inspire new generations.