Depeche Mode has made a career of using synth-pop hymns to illustrate the darkest aspects of the human experience, but the band’s new Concert movie see them confront death as never before.
“Depeche mode: m“Follows Band of Essex-in-born on their world tour 2023-2024 in support of their album” Memento Mori “, which was remarkable to be their first edition after the 2022 death of founding member Andy Fletcher. As the title suggests, the album still places ideas and mortality and center-the-center and center-the-center and center-the-center and center-the-downtime and downtime.
The tour stretched over 112 shows around the world, but the new film Focuses on three nights that the band played at Foro Sol Stadium in Mexico City. Mexican director Fernando Frías captures the sold -out performances in a film that promises to infuse the band’s legacy with Mexican culture’s bitter sweetness and even pleasing attitude to honor the dead.
The trailer sees that the band swings out to one of their biggest hits, “Personal Jesus”, as part of a set that also included hits over their career that extends to 1980 that “enjoy the silence”, “just can’t get enough” and “World in my eyes”, the latter was the latter at the exhibition.
“In its core, our new film” M “is about the deep link between music, culture and people – and Fernando Frías, who directed and became designed the film, did a beautiful job that told that story through the lens in Mexican culture and our shows in Mexico City,” said Depece Mode singer Dave Gahan in a statement.
Depeche mode is not stranger to documentaries, as The 2019 movie “Spirits in the Forest” placed the band’s intense fans in the limelight. But the new movie, as Debuted at the 2025 Tribeca Film FestivalWill be released in IMAX theaters this fall, giving the fans a chance to witness the band’s majestic performances on the greatest possible screens.
“We are proud to continue our long -term collaboration with Sony Music Vision and IMAX to get” Depeche mode: M “to the audience all over the world in October,” said Trafalgar who released CEO Marc Allenby. “This movie experience is a perfect celebration of the Memento Mori tour and the deep connection Depeche mode has with its global fanbase.”
Trafalgar releases and Sony Music Vision releases “Depeche Mode: M” in selected IMAX theaters starting on Sunday 28 October. Check out the trailer below.
