About the film
N.Y.H.C. is a documentary film directed by Frank Pavich about the mid-1990s New York hardcore scene. Pavich filmed it in mid-1995, then completed and self-released the film on VHS in 1999. The entry places its subjects in New York hardcore and New York City, with the United States as its country and English as its language.
Anthony Edwards is listed as producer. The film is categorized simply as a documentary film, and its maker and director are Frank Pavich. DocumentaryTube records a January 1, 1999 release date and identifies the official site as the Wikipedia page for N.Y.H.C.
(film). Its VHS self-release gives the project a direct connection to the period and scene it documents. Viewers looking for a compact record of New York’s hardcore culture can use the entry to identify its setting, creator, production history, and format.
Who it is for
It suits viewers interested in New York hardcore, New York City music culture, and documentaries made within the scenes they cover. Students tracing independent film production or VHS-era releases may also find the background useful.
Worth knowing
- Documents the mid-1990s New York hardcore scene
- Filmed in mid-1995
- Directed by Frank Pavich
- Self-released on VHS
- English-language documentary
Before you press play
- No runtime listed
- Only VHS self-release is listed
- Focus is limited to New York hardcore
The short of it
N.Y.H.C. is a scene-focused documentary built from mid-1990s filming and a 1999 VHS self-release. Its value lies in the specific New York hardcore subject and Pavich’s direct authorship.