Depeche Mode 'M' 2025

In Cinemas Worldwide

DEPECHE MODE ANNOUNCES NEW CINEMATIC EXPERIENCE

WITH "DEPECHE MODE: M"

Directed by Acclaimed Mexican Filmmaker Fernando Frias

Film to Premiere in Theaters Worldwide Later This Year

April 10, 2025 - New York, NY - Depeche Mode has announced an expressive and dynamic cinematic film titled Depeche Mode: M, featuring interstitials and archival footage from the band's Mexico City shows on the 2023-2024 Memento Mori Tour.

The feature-length film, conceptualized and directed by award-winning filmmaker Fernando Frias, takes audiences on a profound musical journey, using nearly 200,000 Mexican fans' fervent connection with the band as a window into the band's timeless global influence, and a powerful tribute to the unbreakable connection between music, tradition and the human spirit.

Through Frias' creative lens, the cinematic experience weaves footage from the three sold-out shows at Mexico City's Foro Sol Stadium to explore the parallels between the themes on Depeche Mode's latest album Memento Mori and the deep connection to death and mortality in Mexican culture. Frias is best known for his award-winning film l'm No Longer Here, which won Mexico's prestigious Ariel Academy Awards with 10 wins, including Best Picture and Best Direction. The film also earned Frias a DGA nomination for Outstanding Directorial Achievement. Additionaly, it was Mexico's submission to the Oscars in 2021 and was shortlisted for Best International Feature His latest film, I Don't Expect Anyone to Believe Me, premiered to critical acclaim, Depeche Mode: M will premiere in theaters later this year and follows the band during its Mexico City stop during the Memento Mori Tour, which saw them play to more than 3 million fans at 112 shows around the world and was hailed by Rolling Stone as "a stunning celebration of life and music." The tour followed Depeche Mode's 15th studio album, Memento Mori, released in 2023 to wide critical acclaim.

An indelible inspiration to fans, critics and artists alike, Depeche Mode continues to forge ahead with the Memento Mori album and tour representing just the latest chapter of a peerless and ongoing legacy.

Depeche Mode: M is produced by Columbia Records, Anonymous Content and REDRUM. Sony Music Vision is the distributor.

"DEPECHE MODE: M" to be Released In Cinemas and IMAX® Worldwide from October 28

Following the premiere at this year's Tribeca Festival, Depeche Mode, along with Trafalgar Releasing and Sony Music Vision, announce the release of the feature film DEPECHE MODE: M, coming to cinemas and IMAX worldwide for a limited theatrical event beginning Tuesday, October 28. The film is expected to screen in 2500+ cinemas in more than 60 countries.

Tickets for DEPECHE MODE: M will go on sale from September 17 at www.DepecheModeM.com where fans can sign up for event alerts.

Conceived and directed by award-winning Mexican filmmaker Fernando Frias, DEPECHE MODE: M is an expressive and dynamic cinematic experience built around footage from DM's three sold-out Mexico City Foro Sol Stadium shows on the 2023-2024 Memento Mori Tour. The feature-length film takes audiences on a musical and spiritual journey, as the songs resonate in real time with fans, illustrating their timeless multi-cultural influence while delving into the profound connection between music, mortality, and Mexican tradition.

Through Frias' creative lens, DEPECHE MODE: M explores the parallels between the themes on Depeche Mode's latest album Memento Mori and the deep connection to death and mortality in Mexican culture. Frias is best known for his award-winning film I'm No Longer Here, which won Mexico's prestigious Ariel Academy Awards with 10 wins, including Best Picture and Best Direction. The film also earned Frias a DGA nomination for Outstanding Directorial Achievement. Additionally, it was Mexico's submission to the Oscars in 2021 and was shortlisted for Best International Feature. His latest film, I Don't Expect Anyone to Believe Me, premiered to critical acclaim.

"At its core, our new film ‘M' is about the deep connection between music, culture, and people—and Fernando Frías, who directed and conceived the film, did a beautiful job telling that story that through the lens of Mexican culture and our shows in Mexico City,” said Dave Gahan.

The following songs are played in the film

My Cosmos Is Mine

Wagging Tongue

Sister Of Night

It's No Good

Everything Counts

Speak To Me

My Favorite Stranger

Soul With Me

Ghosts Again

A Pain That I'm Used To

World In My Eyes

Wrong

Stripped

Enjoy The Silence

Condemnation

Never Let Me Down Again

Personal Jesus

In The End

Depeche Mode "M" (Behind The Scenes)

September 21,23,25

Directed by Fernando Frias

Shoot by Damián García

Stills by Toni François

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Depeche Mode announce new epic live movie ‘M’

It features footage from the band’s Mexico City shows as part of the ‘Memento Mori’ tour.

The new film features cinematic footage of their recent live shows in Mexico City, held as part of the extensive ‘Memento Mori’ tour that spanned between 2023 and 2024.

Set to arrive in theatres later this year, the feature-length film will incorporate interstitials and archival footage from the shows in the capital, where Dave Gahan and co. played to nearly 200,000 Mexican fans. It was conceptualised and directed by award-winning filmmaker Fernando Frias, and looks to take the audience on a “profound musical journey”.

“Through Frias’ creative lens, the cinematic experience weaves footage from the three sold-out shows at Mexico City’s Foro Sol Stadium to explore the parallels between the themes on Depeche Mode’s latest album ‘Memento Mori’ and the deep connection to death and mortality in Mexican culture,” reads a new description. The film also aims to hold up a mirror to the band’s global influence, as well as the powerful connection they have maintained with fans over the years.

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