The Rise And Fall Of The Clash (2012) - Documentary

'The Rise And Fall Of The Clash' is a 2012 documentary that explores the final, tumultuous years of The Clash following the departure of Mick Jones. Featuring interviews with latter-day members Nick Sheppard, Vince White and Pete Howard, as well as rare behind-the-scenes footage, the film offers a revealing look at the internal struggles, management decisions, and creative shifts that led to the band's eventual breakup.

While the Don Letts' directed 'Westway To The World tells the story of the original lineup, The Rise And Fall Of The Clash focuses squarely on the post-1983 period - including the making of 'Cut The Crap' (1985), the tours of 1984-85, and the legacy of a band caught between idealism and industry.