Black Metal: A Documentary
Directed by Bill Zebub6.15.4
Pagan/Folk Metal has been growing in popularity, and has overthrown Black Metal in Europe. These bands have tested the American shores and have played sold-out shows. The time has come to explore this invasion. This is the first documentary about Pagan/Folk Metal that has ever been made, and it features the best bands from the genre: Korpiklaani, Primordial, Finntroll, Ensiferum, Leaves Eyes, Turisas, and Tyr. Enjoy live performances, learn about the subcultures, and gain insight into the music. The artists give cordial and informative interviews - you will feel like you have made new friends. Two hours of metal await you! From the twisted mind of Bill Zebub (Grimoire of Exalted Deeds magazine, Metal Retardation, Breaking Her Will).
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Black Metal: A Documentary was released on 24 april 2007.
Black Metal: A Documentary was directed by Bill Zebub.
Black Metal: A Documentary has a runtime of 1 u, 31 m.
Black Metal: A Documentary was produced by Bill Zebub.
Pagan/Folk Metal has been growing in popularity, and has overthrown Black Metal in Europe. These bands have tested the American shores and have played sold-out shows. The time has come to explore this invasion. This is the first documentary about Pagan/Folk Metal that has ever been made, and it features the best bands from the genre: Korpiklaani, Primordial, Finntroll, Ensiferum, Leaves Eyes, Turisas, and Tyr. Enjoy live performances, learn about the subcultures, and gain insight into the music. The artists give cordial and informative interviews - you will feel like you have made new friends. Two hours of metal await you! From the twisted mind of Bill Zebub (Grimoire of Exalted Deeds magazine, Metal Retardation, Breaking Her Will).
The key characters in Black Metal: A Documentary are Self (Bill Zebub), Self (Conrad 'Cronos' Lant), Self (Gorgoroth).
Black Metal: A Documentary is rated Not Rated.
Black Metal: A Documentary is a Documentaire, Muziek, Musical film.
Black Metal: A Documentary has an audience rating of 6.1 out of 10.