Netflix to Release a Documentary on Music Band The Interrupters in December 2025
Netflix has announced the upcoming release of a highly anticipated documentary chronicling the rise of the American ska-punk band, The Interrupters. Scheduled to premiere globally in December 2025, the film promises an in-depth look at the group’s journey from underground punk clubs in Los Angeles to international festival stages. Titled Family, Faith, and Fury, the documentary will feature never-before-seen footage, personal interviews, and behind-the-scenes access to the band’s most pivotal moments.
Directed by acclaimed filmmaker Liz Garbus, the documentary explores the band’s roots in the early 2010s punk revival, their connection with Rancid’s Tim Armstrong, and the familial bond that unites the band — frontwoman Aimee Interrupter and the Bivona brothers. The film also highlights how The Interrupters built a loyal following through their energetic performances and socially conscious lyrics, carving out a distinct space in the modern punk scene. Fans will also get an intimate look at the making of their most recent album and their reflections on the evolving music industry.
Netflix’s head of music documentaries, Sarah Price, described the project as “a tribute to resilience, identity, and the enduring power of punk.” The release of Family, Faith, and Fury is expected to coincide with a reissue of the band’s early discography and a limited theatrical run in select cities. With its blend of raw emotion and rebellious spirit, the documentary is poised to captivate both longtime fans and newcomers alike.
