"Wild", "chaotic" and "difficult" are just some of the words others have used to describe King Loser.
The experimental surf-rock band was formed in the early 90s by Celia Mancini and Chris Heazlewood.
They released three well received albums over a six-year period with Flying Nun Records, while also developing a reputation for their fiery dynamic on stage.
In 2016 they reunited for a tour, and they invited filmmaker Andrew Moore to document it.
Now the film is almost complete, and he's calling on the public to help get it across the finish line via a Givealittle campaign.
Co-director of the film Andrew Moore talks to Jesse.
