Depeche Mode Plans Cinematic Experience 'M' Featuring Mexico City Concerts

Depeche Mode has announced a new feature-length film titled 'M,' directed by acclaimed filmmaker Fernando Frias, which showcases their recent live performances in Mexico City during the 'Memento Mori' tour. The film captures footage from three sold-out shows at Foro Sol Stadium, where the band performed in front of nearly 200,000 fans, and will explore themes of death and mortality in Mexican culture, reflecting on the band's global influence and connection with their audience. Frias, known for his award-winning film 'I’m No Longer Here,' aims to create a profound musical journey that intertwines the band's latest album with cultural narratives. The cinematic experience is set to premiere in theaters worldwide later this year. The 'Memento Mori' tour has been highly praised, following the release of Depeche Mode's 15th studio album of the same name, which marked a significant moment after the passing of founding member Andy Fletcher. More details about the film's release will be provided in the future.