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DEF II Depeche Mode: the Story of 101

BBC Two
on BBC Two England

On 18 June 1988, Depeche
Mode played the Rose-Bowl Stadium, Pasadena, to a capacity crowd of 75,000 fans. This programme is a candid look at the band and their fans as they trek across
America and includes a rare insight into the work of film maker D. A. Pennebaker who recorded on film this epic event - the 101st gig of their world tour.
Including live performances of Things You Said, Never Let Me Down Again, People Are People, Everything Counts. Director FIZZ OUVER Producer NEIL FERRIS
BBC editor JANET STREET PORTER

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Unknown:
D. A. Pennebaker
Editor:
Janet Street Porter
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