In a raw and unflinching portrait of creative genius and self-destruction, this biographical drama plunges into the chaotic life of iconic British musician Ian Dury, brought to explosive life by Andy Serkis. The film captures Dury's rise from a childhood crippled by polio to become the charismatic frontman of the blockheads, whose sharp wit and rebellious punk-funk sound defined a generation. Central to the story is the turbulent relationship between Dury and his son, Baxter, as the singer struggles to balance his ferocious artistic drive with the responsibilities of fatherhood, haunted by his own abandonment as a child. Directed by Mat Whitecross, the narrative weaves through Dury's electrifying performances and his battles with addiction, all while he fights to be seen not as a disabled icon but as a formidable artist. Featuring a powerhouse supporting cast including Naomie Harris, Olivia Williams, and Ray Winstone, the film pulses with the vibrant, gritty energy of London's punk scene. It is a deeply human story about finding your voice and the price of using it, refusing to shy away from the messy, brilliant contradictions of a true rock and roll legend.