At the Waldbühne in Berlin, Depeche Mode's final concert of the Global Spirit Tour features personal stories from six fans, including Indra Amarjagal and Daniel Cassús.
“A Depeche Mode film”
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At the Waldbühne in Berlin, Depeche Mode's final concert of the Global Spirit Tour features personal stories from six fans, including Indra Amarjagal and Daniel Cassús.
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At the Waldbühne in Berlin, Depeche Mode performs the final concert of their Global Spirit Tour on July 25, 2018. The film intertwines footage from this show with the stories of six fans from around the world, including Indra Amarjagal from Mongolia and Daniel Cassús from Brazil. Each fan shares their personal connection to the band's music, reflecting on how it has shaped their lives. Released in cinemas on November 21, 2019, "Spirits in the Forest" captures the emotional bond between the band and its audience.
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Why Watch
- See Depeche Mode's final concert in Berlin.
- Meet six fans from around the world.
- Find out about the band's unique fan engagement contest.
Did You Know
- The film was released in 2800 cinemas worldwide on November 21, 2019.
- The total gross of the movie's one-night release varied between $2.5 million and $4.5 million.
- Six fans featured in the film were selected from a contest involving Depeche Mode's Facebook page.
- The film includes footage from two concerts at the Waldbühne on July 23 and 25, 2018.
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When was Spirits in the Forest released in cinemas?
Spirits in the Forest was released to cinemas worldwide on 21 November 2019.
Who directed Spirits in the Forest?
Spirits in the Forest was directed by Anton Corbijn.
What was the box office gross for the one-night release of Spirits in the Forest?
The total gross of the movie's one-night release is reported to be between US $2.5 million and US $4.5 million.
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