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(754) 7.8 83 min 2019 Subtitles and Closed Captions

Spirits in the Forest is a movie starring Depeche Mode, Martin Gore, and Andrew Fletcher. A look at Depeche Mode's final moments of their 2017 Global Spirit Tour, featuring intimate stories from select fans.

Genres
Music, Documentary
Director
John Merizalde, Pasqual Gutierrez, Anton Corbijn, Anton Corbijn
Starring
David Gahan, Depeche Mode, Martin Gore, Andrew Fletcher

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Genres Music, Documentary
Director John Merizalde, Pasqual Gutierrez, Anton Corbijn, Anton Corbijn
Stars David Gahan, Depeche Mode, Martin Gore, Andrew Fletcher
Country USA
Also Known As Depeche Mode: Spirits in the Forest, Depeche Mode: 'Hinged metsas', Depeche Mode - Spirits in the Forest
Runtime 1 h 23 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
Quality 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Description A look at Depeche Mode's final moments of their 2017 Global Spirit Tour, featuring intimate stories from select fans.

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24 customer reviews about documentary «Spirits in the Forest»

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Keith Ruiz
Saturday, 03 Oct 2020 08:46

I was very excited when I heard that this was happening. I had heard about it since seeing the trailer for it. I have to admit that I was not expecting anything spectacular, but still, I was very excited. I am a great fan of John Legend. I had not heard of this man until I saw this documentary. He is one of my favorite actors, and this is his first documentary. The documentary is very inspiring and I would recommend it to anyone who has ever thought about starting a band, or want to start a band. You don't need to have a great story or story-line to tell a story. It is about the journey of the people who make this music. And there are some really amazing people who have made this music. I don't want to give away any of the story or any of the music, but I will say that the music is the star of this film. I thought it was amazing. I loved it. If you have never heard of this man before, you should check out his documentary. It's definitely worth the time to watch.
Julia L.
Tuesday, 22 Sep 2020 12:06

This movie had a strong and intense thrust to it that kept it moving. The interviews with the band members were very interesting. The only bad part of the film was the fact that there wasn't enough information to explain the songs to those that haven't heard them. The songs themselves, especially "Sweet Home Alabama," were very interesting. The book that the band wrote about their relationship with the group was also very interesting. I was impressed with the new footage that was used in the film, the footage of the studio sessions with the band, and the new material that the band recorded. The band did a very good job in recreating their sound. I hope to see the band at the next show. This was a great film for those who are fans of the band and the band itself.
David Rodriguez
Sunday, 20 Sep 2020 19:17

A documentary of the 1996 Hallelujah Scuffle Festival, one of the largest rock and folk music festivals in the world. The story starts with bands and bands in the park, then goes into the backstage, backstage cabaret, into the audience, and the scene at the dressing room, and finally the backstage scene. I saw the movie in Japanese and I have to say that it was much better than I expected it to be. The editing was very good and the acting was very good. For example, I wasn't expecting Cameron Diaz to act so well at all, but she really did a great job, especially since she is a singer and not an actress. I thought the story line was very good and that it was really worth the time it took to watch it. I think the director did a great job with this movie. It shows that sometimes in the American rock and roll scene, people are fighting for what they believe in, and there is no place for racism or prejudice. I think that this movie really did show what the movie festival scene was like, and it is a very realistic movie to watch, and the director did a very good job of filming the scene in Hallelujah. I think that people who are into music should watch this movie, and I also think that people who aren't into music should watch this movie.
Maria
Thursday, 03 Sep 2020 06:23

The film started out really well.but it soon became confusing and then, i got lost in the woods. it just made me lose interest in the movie. then i was able to remember some of the main characters and who they were. but there was no real storyline or point to it. and then the ending. it was just stupid. it was a cheap shot. then.i could barely remember anything about it. it made me feel weird. and that was just the beginning. the other parts were bad too. the people i saw it with, did not like it either. it was not worth it.
Rebecca W.
Thursday, 27 Aug 2020 23:39

The movie itself is really good, but I find it hard to believe that, in this day and age, with all the 'downloads' and 'bigs' out there, that anyone could actually find a VHS tape of the soundtrack. I don't see anyone who hasn't seen it either, as I know the version that was used when I was at college. I hope this movie gets more exposure, and also gets released on DVD. People who see it will have a great time.
Vincent Morales
Sunday, 23 Aug 2020 09:43

The overall tone of this film is somber. However, I am personally a fan of music, and I enjoy what can be described as punk rock, especially if it is done correctly, and not just performed for the sake of being done. This film does not display any of that. But it does have a very haunting, compelling tone, and what is being played is what makes it sound that way. The songs are not the most effective, but they are performed competently, and at times without even being terribly melodic. The two lead singers, indeed, are the most interesting of the three. The two of them are talented, and I would imagine they would probably make a fine band if given the chance. The other singers are very good, and are not necessarily great singers. They do not have a great deal of music to work with, and the songs they do have are good, but they do not quite have the flavor of a good song. All in all, the film is not the most beautiful film I have ever seen, but it is not an awful film either. It is a very good film, in a genre of music I enjoy.
Lauren P.
Monday, 17 Aug 2020 02:59

WOW! What a perfect concert for the holidays. Every note was hit perfectly, every gesture perfectly executed. I can see why the group got the award for best original score, I feel it's one of their best in a long time. I can't get enough of it. My favorite songs are "Let it Go", "Thriller", and "Smells Like Teen Spirit".
Maria
Saturday, 15 Aug 2020 10:10

All of the major scenes and stories in the film are done by people in New Orleans. This is the only film I know of that was shot there, so the film has a unique look and feel. However, for all of these scenes to be shot in New Orleans was pretty much impossible. Most of the film takes place in Texas or Oklahoma. The two biggest scenes shot in New Orleans are the music videos by the Dead and Michael Jackson. The Dead's video has a real quality to it, and I've seen many people compare it to "Wings of Desire." I think this is a bit unfair, because the music video only shows a fraction of the story in the film. The movie is a little long at nearly two hours, and some of the editing is a bit choppy. But for the most part, the film is quite good. There are some big shots that I could tell are on film. You really feel the intensity of the place the movie was shot. The film gives a great glimpse into New Orleans life at that time. There are also a lot of interesting moments of the music videos. The documentary has a very good tone to it. There is some light comedy mixed in with some dramatic moments. All in all, it is a good documentary that I would recommend to people who are interested in the New Orleans music scene.
Benjamin
Tuesday, 11 Aug 2020 07:34

I am a devoted amateur and amateur musician and I absolutely loved the music of this concert. The concert was beautiful and moving. I have always wanted to know more about this concert and the story behind it. I think that the story of the U.S. military and the band in Vietnam was fascinating. It was just a beautiful story and I had never heard about it before. There is a story about a young girl that is sent to a POW camp. I found it very interesting and I wanted to know more about that story. This is a must see and is a great concert for any musician. If you are an amateur musician and you have never heard of this concert, this is a great way to start.
David E.
Tuesday, 04 Aug 2020 04:00

I'm not going to sit here and tell you that this is a masterpiece, because it isn't. It's a very low-budget, very amateur film with a really compelling story and compelling music. The film isn't very inspirational or inspiring. It's not preachy at all. It's a little more poetic than it is action-oriented. I think it's well worth seeing. It's a little bit more emotional than I'd like it to be, but I'd like to say that I found the acting very compelling. The story was an incredible effort and the people involved have done a remarkable job of taking this and transforming it into something that is much more than a music video.
Philip Guerrero
Sunday, 02 Aug 2020 01:41

I found the short film in my free period of DVD rentals. It's pretty interesting and entertaining. For me it's not really a long movie. I had to pause it a couple of times and try to think about it in more detail. I think this film is not for everyone. I've seen it twice, once in a theatre and once on a TV screen. If you can't handle it, you might have a hard time watching it, so if you can't handle it, don't watch it. It is basically a biography of a real musician and his friend. There's a lot of background about the musician and his life, his family, his friends. I don't think it's for everyone, but I thought it was good.
Steven M.
Wednesday, 29 Jul 2020 08:35

This movie has everything a music lover could ask for. Great images, great soundtrack, and of course, great music! It's the best thing I have seen for a long time. I highly recommend this movie!
Brittany B.
Saturday, 25 Jul 2020 04:10

A beautifully done documentary. From the beginning the music is featured with incredible detail. A wonderful mix of old and new and new and old. And the music, the music is also great. I love the musical segments. The narrator and some of the music of the early 60's. And the film is great with great sound and amazing photography. It is interesting to see how the music evolved. I really enjoyed it.
Joseph Douglas
Friday, 24 Jul 2020 07:21

The Spirit in the Forest was written by Bernard Gray and directed by James Cagney. A great documentary about one of the greatest drummers of all time. Bernard Gray's narration is amazing and there's a lot of information that you probably didn't know. In addition, the film includes some of his music and footage of his performances. The Spirit in the Forest has a lot of good music and footage. Overall, I was very impressed with the film. I recommend it to anyone who loves music.
Karen
Wednesday, 22 Jul 2020 14:32

As someone who has never seen a single Beatles recording, I have only heard snippets of them in the late 80s and early 90s. They have all been pretty damn good, with the exception of "Abbey Road," which I had never heard, and "Revolution" which I found to be a little flat. So when I heard about the reunion for the first time in the spring of 2010, I was eager to see the Beatles re-unite for the first time in nearly 25 years. I am glad I didn't pay for tickets. The tour was an amazing success. I think the tour will be the best ever, and the fans will love it, too. The DVD is well made and contains clips from the concerts that they played, and additional footage of the early days of the band. My favorite is a music video from a UK TV show called "The Real Sound" which shows the band performing in the studio with George Martin, which is in stark contrast to the actual Beatles performances of "I'm a Big Fan." My second favorite is "Strawberry Fields Forever" which is very good. My third favorite is "Yellow Submarine" which is a very good Beatles song. My final favorite is "Across the Universe" which is good, and it's a great way to end the film. I think it's a great way to end a band's career, and I wish they would continue on.
Justin
Saturday, 18 Jul 2020 11:55

I remember seeing this film on TV as a kid and having to read subtitles to make out the songs. I'm not a fan of popular music but I'm sure this film has inspired countless generations of young people and families. It is extremely well done and the music is a must have. The part about the scandal is extremely shocking and it will be hard to forget. It is all of the beautiful things that you may want to forget and it's all connected. It is definitely a movie for people who have lost a parent, been affected by a family tragedy, and want to know more about it. This film is something that I will never forget and it will definitely stay with me for the rest of my life.
Ann Gilbert
Sunday, 12 Jul 2020 05:11

I think this is one of the best movies I have ever seen. I have watched it over a dozen times, and it never gets old. Although I found the acting somewhat lacking, this movie does have something for everyone. It is well worth the time to watch it.
Kimberly Thomas
Wednesday, 01 Jul 2020 08:31

If you have a chance to watch this movie, do it. The words of the people of the midwestern states are inspiring to me. I am a person that loves music, and can relate to the struggles of the people in this documentary. I also love to listen to the music of Bob Dylan. I highly recommend this film to everyone.
Dennis Bryant
Wednesday, 24 Jun 2020 16:17

I am so proud to say that i'm a HUGE singer/songwriter fan! I have been for the past 13 years and for this special album i have been so so excited! i cant wait for the album to come out so that i can finally enjoy my favorite songs from this album! thank you so much for making this music available! I have been waiting to listen to the album for so long and i am so glad that it is finally coming out. I can't wait to get my hands on it! I am so glad that my favorite artists are able to make their music available to the world. i feel like this album is the reason why i am able to continue to make music. Thank you so much for the amazing music. I have been watching it every day and i want to listen to it over and over again. Thank you for this music! Thank you for giving us music like it was never before. Thank you for everything!
Zachary T.
Thursday, 18 Jun 2020 09:32

It's very nice to see that the makers of this movie actually spent time and money to make it, especially since the documentary that followed didn't have enough time to show the best parts of this. I just love how the music is incorporated into the film, it's an amazing soundtrack. Some people might say that the music is too cheesy, but I personally love that part. The songs have a really gritty sound to them, and I think that's what makes the movie feel like it's part of the history. I also really like how they included the story of those who died during the flood in the beginning of the film. The way the characters are portrayed are completely different from the standard Hollywood portrayal of kids. The characters don't act like little kids, but more like people who were close to losing their loved ones during the disaster. They also show that life goes on, even during disasters. Some of the characters don't really get the sympathy or appreciation they deserve, but that's a small complaint. The acting is great, and it's really interesting to see the group's life, and their struggle to survive during the flood, and the search for water to survive. They also take a lot of time to show the public that, even during disasters, life goes on. When they were in the mall, I was moved to tears, because it's a small business that survived the disaster, and they were still able to do everything. I also liked how the way they portrayed the characters didn't go through the typical Hollywood ideal of a "bad-ass guy", and I think that's what they were trying to show. Even though it's a different story, it's definitely a good movie. I love how the movie doesn't glorify the disaster, it doesn't glorify the people who died, and it doesn't glorify the government. It doesn't try to say that if you survived it's because you had the best of intentions, or that it's okay to just act like it was your fault. I think the message is really important. In the end, it's a story about perseverance, and the importance of trying to survive in a disaster, and showing the importance of friends, family and your community. I really enjoyed it, and I really hope this film gets the attention it deserves.
Judith
Monday, 15 Jun 2020 11:39

I'm going to start off by saying I didn't get much out of the movie. I liked the idea of the dark rock music, but the movie just was very slow and too much of a collection of interviews. The film is trying to tell you that you have to take in and experience the music as it was intended to be experienced. But as a documentary it's not very informative, the information is very much out of context and is not much of a cohesive story. The music is great, the interviews are great, but there are a lot of very boring parts and things that just aren't meant to be there. I'm sure there are other people out there that love this film. I'm just not one of them.
Roger
Sunday, 14 Jun 2020 09:13

Director Julia Salamon (Forrest Gump, My Left Foot) brings to the screen the tragic story of John Wesley Harding, the son of a Tennessee farmer who was murdered during the Civil War by a gang led by John Colby (The Iron Heel, The Wicker Man). The two young men were dragged into the river to be eaten by a boar, but were saved by the intervention of a Russian boatman who had just seen his brother's mutilated body. The Russian, taken from a concentration camp, is almost immediately contacted by the U.S. government who inform him that Colby is still alive, but he will have to prove his innocence to the government and his own father. A mere decade later, Harding's son died in a car accident that involved Colby, and Harding is now fighting his own government's interest in the Harding-Colby case. But Harding is not really interested in the evidence that his father's killers had at their disposal, but in proving his father's innocence and seeking an exoneration. It is hard to watch a documentary like this, as there is not much to tell. The thing is, there is more to see. The stories of the people who made the documentary are engaging, and in some cases powerful. Although the film takes place over a decade, the testimonies are riveting. The documentary moves at a quick pace, and the interviews with the real Harding and his relatives are remarkable. The film makes a great case for Harding's innocence, and there is very little that can be said in favor of Colby's guilt. The film is very good, but is hardly perfect.
Dorothy
Tuesday, 28 Apr 2020 04:29

After viewing "The Spirit of Christmas" a second time, my family and I all felt more motivated to spend Christmas together and more joyful about the holiday season. I recommend this film to anyone who wants to make the ultimate gift to someone they love. We all felt so much love from the film that we went to buy a box set of the film and to this day we haven't seen it. I've shared the film with my family and all of us are still talking about it. I would like to see this film be released on DVD. Please do so. We loved it and thank you for putting this wonderful film on DVD. Let's see more of this film and encourage other families to watch this wonderful film. Thank you for being the best Christmas Gift for someone we love. Merry Christmas!
John George
Monday, 27 Apr 2020 23:28

This film is truly inspirational. It's about us and how we have been, and will be. I would have liked to have seen more time on the North African experience, and some music to accompany this. The "thieves" we hear on the soundtrack are true people, not children playing along with the footage. I also felt that the editing of the film was very good, and I appreciated that the film took place in three different time periods. I would have liked to have seen more music at the end of the film, as it seemed to come together. I found myself humming the song "Running Away" for the first time in a long time. I am impressed by the strength and perseverance of these young people who took such a brave and dangerous step. The film shows the potential of the people of North Africa to change their conditions. The film shows that it is possible to overcome the difficulties that people face in their everyday lives. It shows that there is hope, and that it can be achieved. It shows that we all have the capacity to change the world, as long as we are willing to make a commitment to be active participants. The soundtrack was wonderful and I would recommend this film to anyone who is interested in music. I hope that this film inspires people to learn about the African experiences, and help them to be more involved in their own communities. It is certainly a good film for families to watch together. The film ends on a positive note. Hopefully it will inspire people to be more active, and to give their time and energy to improve their own communities. I hope that this film will help to open a door for people to better understand the problems that Africans face. This film is definitely a must see. It is a good start to a better understanding of Africa.
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